A massive bunch of new features have been added to the Toronto International Film Festival's lineup for its 2014 edition. This follows an already impressive slate of premieres, plus a strong selection of films screening in the fest's variety of sidebars. Check out this new wave of films right here:
Galas
- Boychoir (Francois Girard)
- The Connection (Cedric Jimenez)
- Escobar: Paradise Lost (Andrea di Stefano)
- The Forger (Philip Martin)
- Infinitely Polar Bear (Maya Forbes)
- Laggies (Lynn Shelton)
- Ruth & Alex (Richard Loncraine)
Special Presentations
- 3 Hearts (Benoit Jacquot)
- Beyond the Lights (Gina Prince-Bythewood)
- Clouds of Sils Maria (Olivier Assayas)
- The Cobbler (Thomas McCarthy)
- Don't Go Breaking My Heart 2 (Johnnie To)
- Gemma Bovery (Anne Fontaine)
- Gentlemen (Mikael Marcimain)
- Gomorrah (Stefano Sollima)
- Human Highway (Director's Cut) (Bernard Shakey and Dean Stockwell)
- Madame Bovary (Sophie Barthes)
- Maggie (Henry Hobson)
- Pride (Matthew Warchus)
- Revenge of the Green Dragons (Andrew Lau and Andrew Loo)
- The Search (Michel Hazanavicius)
- Shelter (Paul Bettany)
- Two Days, One Night (Jean-Pierre Dardenne and Luc Dardenne)
- Welcome to Me (Shira Piven)
The new list only expands after the cut, with many more excellent acquisitions by TIFF organisers:
Contemporary World Cinema
- Aire Libre (Anahi Berneri)
- Amour Fou (Jessica Hausner)
- Behaviour (Ernesto Daranas)
- Bird People (Pascale Ferran)
- Black Souls (Francesco Munzi)
- Breathe (Melanie Laurent)
- Charlie's Country (Rolf de Heer)
- Cut Snake (Tony Ayres)
- The Dark Horse (James Napier Robertson)
- Don't Breathe (Nino Kirtadze)
- The Farewell Party (Tal Granit and Sharon Maymon)
- Frailer (Mijke de Jong)
- Gett, the Trial of Viviane Amsalem (Ronit Elkabetz and Shlomi Elkabetz)
- Girlhood (Celine Sciamma)
- The Grump (Dome Karukoski)
- High Society (Julie Lopes-Curval)
- Impunity (Jyoti Mistry)
- In the Crosswind (Martti Helde)
- Itsi Bitsi (Ole Christian Madsen)
- Justice (Joel Lamangan)
- Kabukicho Love Hotel (Hiroki Ryuichi)
- Kill Me Three Times (Kriv Stenders)
- Labyrinth of Lies (Giulio Ricciarelli)
- Leopardi (Mario Martone)
- The Lesson (Kristina Grozeva)
- Li'l Quinquin (Bruno Dumont)
- Lulu (Luis Ortega)
- Margarita, with a Straw (Shonali Bose)
- Meet Me in Montenegro (Alex Holdridge and Linnea Saasen)
- Men Who Save the World (Liew Seng Tat)
- Mirage (Szabolcs Hajdu)
- Modris (Juris Kursietis)
- Not My Type (Lucas Belvaux)
- Out of Nature (Ole Giaever)
- The Owners (Adilkhan Yerzhanov)
- Partners in Crime (Chang Jung Chi)
- The Reaper (Zvonimir Juric)
- Red Rose (Sepideh Farsi)
- Sand Dollars (Laura Amelia Guzman)
- Still the Water (Kawase Naomi)
- Tales (Rakhshan Banietemad)
- Today (Seyyed Reza Mir-Karimi)
- Tokyo Fiancee (Stefan Liberski)
- Tour de Force (Christian Zubert)
- Two Shots Fired (Martin Rejtman)
- The Valley (Ghassan Salhab)
- Venice (Kiki Alvarez)
- Voice Over (Cristian Jimenez)
- Where I Am King (Carlos Siguion-Reyna)
- Who Am I - No System Is Safe (Bara bo Odar)
- Xenia (Panos H. Koutras)
City to City
- Alive (Park Jung Bum)
- Cart (Boo Ji Young)
- Confession (Lee Do Yun)
- A Dream of Iron (Kelvin Kyung Kun Park)
- A Girl at My Door (July Jung)
- Gyeongju (Zhang Lu)
- A Hard Day (Kim Seong Hun)
- Scarlet Innocence (Yim Pil Sung)
Wavelengths
- Le Beau Danger (Rene Frolke)
- Episode of the Sea (Lonnie van Brummelen)
- Fires on the Plain (Tsukamoto Shin'ya)
- From What Is Before (Lav Diaz)
- Heaven Knows What (Ben Safdie and Josh Safdie)
- Horse Money (Pedro Costa)
- Jauja (Lisandro Alonso)
- Letters to Max (Eric Baudelaire)
- Maidan (Sergei Loznitsa)
- The Princess of France (Matias Pineiro)
- La Sapience (Eugene Green)
- A Single Word (Mariama Sylla)
- Songs from the North (Yoo Soon Mi)
Future Projections
- Anna and the Tower (Lynne Marsh)
- BMX Channel (Shaun Gladwell)
- Midnight Traceur (Shaun Gladwell)
- Nature of the Self (Laurent Montaron)
- Provenance (Amie Siegel)
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