At a press conference this morning in Toronto, organizers of the Toronto International Film Festival unveiled a lineup of 335 films from 52 countries that will screen at next month's event (September 8-17, 2005). Director & CEO Piers Handling, Festival Co-Director Noah Cowan, and Managing Director Michèle Maheux rounded out a list of 109 world premieres, among the 256 features, that will screen at the event. They also touted 84% of the feature lineup as world, international, or North American premieres. 67 films this year are from first time filmmakers.
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Posted 18 minutes agoSusanne Bier To Direct Adaptation Of Best Seller 'Cutting For Stone' via @indiewire http://t.co/Eet8Oja. Congrats Scott Teems!
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RT @thedailyMUBI: Béla Tarr on the finality of THE TURIN HORSE @erickohn @indiewire http://t.co/ni5VXtsF
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RT @AVFestival: Screening at #AV12...“@indiewire: An Interview With Bela Tarr: Why He Says 'The Turin Horse' Is His Final Film http://t.co/zkmjVs7u”
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