Toronto Int’l Film Festival 2015 first round lineup announced

The 40^th Toronto International Film Festival, which will run from September 10 to 20, 2015, has just unveiled around 50 titles of films in the Galas and Special Presentations out of 300 films that are usually screened in the festival.

Oscar-bait premieres include Jean-Marc Vallée’s ‘Demolition’ which is the opening film, Ridley Scott’s ‘The Martian’, Stephen Frears ‘The Program’ and Jay Roach’s ‘Trumbo’. What’s exciting in this revelation is that due to TIFF’s competition with fall events such as New York, Telluride and Venice film festivals, it somehow gives clues and clarity where high profile films will be potentially screened as ‘World Premieres’. Tom Hooper’s ‘The Danish Girl’ was classified under the North American premiere hinting that it might possibly open at the Venice Film Festival, which will start on the first week of September. Charlie Kaufman’s stop motion animation film ‘Anomalisa’ was categorised under Canadian premiere suggesting that a Telluride Film Festival premiere is extremely probable.

More films are to be disclosed in the coming days but as far as the Oscar hopefuls are concerned, we pretty much have what TIFF can offer. Five more gala films (including the closing film) will give us surprise soon and I bet they haven’t reveal them yet because TIFF is still craving to have more ‘World Premieres’ and trying to steal the opportunity from Venice or Telluride. Half of the ‘Special Presentations’ lineup were already named and most of these were already screened at Cannes, Sundance or Berlin with few more second-tier ‘World Premieres’ such as Florian Gallenberger’s ‘Colonia’ and Michael Moore’s ‘Where to Invade Next’.

Listed below is the initial lineup of the festival:

GALAS:

• “Beeba Boys,” director Deepa Mehta, Canada (World Premiere)
• “Forsaken,” director Jon Cassar, Canada (World Premiere)
• “Freeheld,” director Peter Sollett, USA (World Premiere)
• “Hyena Road,” director Paul Gross, Canada (World Premiere)
• “Lolo,” director Julie Delpy, France (World Premiere)
• “LEGEND,” director Brian Helgeland, United Kingdom (International Premiere)
• “The Man Who Knew Infinity,” director Matt Brown, United Kingdom (World Premiere)
• “The Martian,” director Ridley Scott, USA (World Premiere)
• “The Program,” director Stephen Frears, United Kingdom (World Premiere)
• “Remember,” director Atom Egoyan, Canada (North American Premiere)
• “Septembers of Shiraz,” director Wayne Blair, USA (World Premiere)
• “Stonewall,” director Roland Emmerich, USA (World Premiere)
• “The Dressmaker,” director Jocelyn Moorhouse, Australia (World Premiere)
• “Eye in the Sky,” director Gavin Hood, United Kingdom (World Premiere)

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SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS:

• “Anomalisa,” directors Charlie Kaufman, Duke Johnson, USA (Canadian Premiere)
• “Beasts of No Nation,” director Cary Fukunaga, Ghana (Canadian Premiere)
• “Black Mass,” director Scott Cooper, USA (Canadian Premiere)
• “Brooklyn,” director John Crowley, United Kingdom/Ireland/Canada (Canadian Premiere)
• “Colonia,” director Florian Gallenberger, Germany/Luxembourg/France (World Premiere)
• “The Danish Girl,” director Tom Hooper, United Kingdom/Sweden (North American Premiere)
• “The Daughter,” director Simon Stone, Australia (North American Premiere)
• “Desierto,” director Jonás Cuarón, Mexico (World Premiere)
• “Dheepan,” director Jacques Audiard, France (North American Premiere)
• “Families,” director Jean-Paul Rappeneau, France (World Premiere)
• “Guilty,” director Meghna Gulzar, India (World Premiere)
• “I Smile Back,” director Adam Salky, USA (Canadian Premiere)
• “The Idol,” director Hany Abu-Assad, United Kingdom/Palestine (World Premiere)
• “The Lady in the Van,” director Nicolas Hytner, USA (World Premiere)
• “Len and Company,” director Tim Godsall, USA (North American Premiere)
• “The Lobster,” director Yorgos Lanthimos, Ireland/ United Kingdom/ Greece/ France/ Netherlands (North American Premiere)
• “Louder than Bombs,” director Joachim Trier, Norway/France/Denmark (North American Premiere)
• “Maggie’s Plan,” director Rebecca Miller, USA (World Premiere)
• “Mountains May Depart,” director Jia Zhang-ke, China/France/Japan (North American Premiere)
• “Parched,” director Leena Yadav, India/USA (World Premiere)
• “Room,” director Lenny Abrahamson, Ireland/Canada (Canadian Premiere)
• “Sicario,” director Denis Villeneuve, USA (North American Premiere)
• “Son of Saul,” director László Nemes, Hungary (Canadian Premiere)
• “Spotlight,” director Tom McCarthy, USA (Canadian Premiere)
• “Sunset Song,” director Terence Davies, United Kingdom/Luxembourg (World Premiere)
• “Trumbo,” director Jay Roach, USA (World Premiere)
• “Un plus une,” director Claude Lelouch, France (World Premiere)
• “Victoria,” director Sebastian Schipper, Germany (Canadian Premiere)
• “Where To Invade Next,” director Michael Moore, USA (World Premiere)
• “Youth,” director Paolo Sorrentino, Italy/France/United Kingdom/Switzerland (North American Premiere)
• “The Club,” director Pablo Larraín, Chile (North American Premiere)
• “The Daughter,” director Simon Stone, Australia (North American Premiere)
• “The Family Fang,” director Jason Bateman, USA (World Premiere)
• “Office,” director Johnnie To, China/Hong Kong (International Premiere)
• “Son of Saul,” director Laszlo Nemes, Hungary (Canadian Premiere)
• “Summertime,” director Catherine Corsini, France (North American Premiere)

The Toronto International Film Festival is a publicly attended film festival held in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is the leading public film festival in the world, screening more than 300 films from more than 60 countries every September.