Toronto Film Fest 2010: Mavericks

August 24, 2010 – The Toronto International Film Festival announces the complete line-up for Mavericks, a programme which gives audiences access to notable guests from the world of film and beyond as they share revealing anecdotes and engage in unforgettable discussions about their latest projects. 

 

 

 

TIFF 2010: Fest announces Sprockets Family Zone program

August 17, 2010 – The Toronto International Film Festival announces the Sprockets Family Zone program for this year’s Festival.

 

 

Toronto Fest 2010: Galas, Special Presentations–“Everything Must Go”

August 17, 2010 – The Toronto International Film Festival announces the addition of two Galas and 18 Special Presentations to this year’s line-up, including 14 World Premieres. This year’s Festival includes the world premieres of new films by Clint Eastwood, Danny Boyle, John Sayles, Guillem Morales and Stefano Incerti. The Galas and Special Presentations announced today feature on-screen appearances by Matt Damon, James Franco, Jennifer Connelly, Will Ferrell, Keira Knightley, Joaquin Phoenix, Ed Harris, Toni Servillo, Mickey Rourke, Megan Fox, Bill Murray, Charlotte Rampling, Emma Roberts and Eva Mendes.

 

TIFF 2010: Michael Nyman and Harun Faroki join International Future Projections lineup

August 17, 2010 – Works by award-winning artists Michael Nyman and Harun Farocki are the latest additions to the Toronto International Film Festival’s city-wide Future Projections program of moving-image art projects, inspired by the history and culture of cinema. Like other Future Projections titles this year, by artists such as Douglas Gordon, Stan Douglas and Martin Arnold, Nyman’s and Farocki’s works complement Essential Cinema, TIFF Bell Lightbox’s inaugural exhibition, by referencing films and filmmakers in the Essential 100, a list based on TIFF expert and audience votes.

 

 

 

 

TIFF 2010: Festival celebrates its 30th anniversary with free public screening series

August, 17, 2010 – In celebration of its 35th anniversary, the Toronto International Film Festival gives back to film lovers with the TIFF For Free programme, a series of free public film screenings showcasing programming gems from Festivals past. All screenings will take place at TIFF Bell Lightbox and will give audiences the opportunity to get better acquainted with the city’s new hub for cinematic activity.