World Premieres and Additions to the Toronto International Film Festival

New Arrivals Announced

The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) has announced 20 new additions to its official selection, including world premieres of hot sales titles and Canadian entries.

World premieres include Nick Hamm’s English-language feature William Tell starring Claes Bang and theatre director Marianne Elliott’s debut The Salt Path with Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs.

The new arrivals bring the total number of films on offer to 278 at the 49th edition of the festival running September 5-15. The entire schedule is now available on the festival’s website.

Gala

Megalopolis (USA)
Dir: Francis Ford Coppola
North American premiere

William Tell (It-UK)
Dir Nick Hamm
World premiere

Special Presentations

Babygirl (USA)
Dir: Halina Reijn
North American premiere

Dahomey (Ben-Fr-Sen)
Dir: Mati Diop
North American premiere

Hold Your Breath (USA)
Dirs: Karrie Crouse, Will Joines
World premiere

On Swift Horses (USA)
Dir: Daniel Minahan
World premiere

Paul Anka: His Way (USA)
Dir: John Maggio
World premiere

Queer (It-USA)
Dir: Luca Guadagnino
North American premiere

Saturday Night (USA)
Dir. Jason Reitman
Canadian Premiere

Shell (USA)
Dir: Max Minghella
World premiere

The Brutalist (UK)
Dir: Brady Corbet
North American premiere

The Luckiest Man In America (USA)
Dir: Samir Oliveros
World premiere

The Room Next Door (Sp)
Dir: Pedro Almodóvar
North American premiere

The Salt Path (UK)
Dir: Marianne Elliott
World premiere

Vermiglio (It-Fr-Belg)
Dir: Maura Delpero
North American premiere

Discovery

Village Keeper (Can)
Dir: Karen Chapman 
World premiere

You Are Not Alone (Can)
Dirs: Marie-Hélène Viens, Philippe Lupien 
World premiere

Centrepiece

Bliss (Hemda, Isr)
Dir: Shemi Zarhin
International premiere

Special Events

Double Happiness (Can)
Dir: Mina Shum

Whiplash (USA)
Dir: Damien Chazelle.

Conclusion

The Toronto International Film Festival has announced 20 new additions to its official selection, including world premieres of hot sales titles and Canadian entries. The festival will run from September 5-15 and the entire schedule is now available on the festival’s website.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the total number of films on offer at the festival?

A: The total number of films on offer is 278.

Q: When does the festival take place?

A: The festival will run from September 5-15.

Q: Where can I find the entire schedule?

A: The entire schedule is available on the festival’s website.