the substance, A feminist horror film starring Demi Moore as an aging Hollywood star who undergoes a secret cloning operation will have its North American premiere at the Toronto Film Festival as part of the Midnight Madness sidebar, organizers said Thursday. Save your career.
This Cannes Film Festival award-winning film from director Coralie Farget, starring Margaret Qualley and Dennis Quaid, will be released on September 20.
The Midnight Madness segment that launched Eli Roth’s career cabin fever See Sacha Baron Cohen arrive on screen in a donkey-drawn cart Borat: American cultural learning benefits the glorious nation of Kazakhstan, This year’s 2024 lineup includes all 10 thrilling genre films.
Film buyers and Hollywood execs stayed up past midnight to plan the world premiere of Tebow Emin’s fantasy film Othersstarring Mathieu Semple and Edith Proust, imagined a disease that allowed those who suffered to blend into their surroundings; and Andre DeYoung’s feature directorial debut friendship, An independent comedy starring Tim Robinson, Paul Rudd and Kate Mara.
Joseph Kahn’s creature feature also gets world bow in Toronto ikestarring Brandon Routh and Mena Suvari, follows a terrifying alien, or Ik, who invades a small town (Kahn’s Rich Won the TIFF Midnight Madness Audience Award in 2017); Japanese director Kenichi Ugan’s punk movie Gesuduz; Bloody martial arts action film from Indonesian director Timo Tjahjanto shadow lost For Netflix.
Midnight Madness Sidebar Also Booked Canadian Premiere for Joe DeBoer and Kyle McConaughey dead letter This crime thriller hits SXSW; and horror film footage found by Rachel Kempf and Nick Toti It doesn’t get any better than this.
There is also a North American premiere Dead Talent Associationa supernatural comedy from Taiwanese director John Hsu; and earned international acclaim for Yang Li’s sci-fi action film Escape from the 21st century, A genre film about three teenagers who time travel through sneezing arrives in Toronto after being released in a Chinese ad.
Toronto earlier announced that this year’s film festival will kick off with Ben Stiller’s comedy nutcracker, directed by David Gordon Green. And Rebel Wilson’s DebA musical comedy set in rural Australia is set to close TIFF.
The 2024 Toronto Film Festival is scheduled to take place from September 5th to 15th.
