Work from such directors as Olivier Assayas, Justine Triet, Trey Edward Shults, Hirokazu Kore-eda
The second set of selections has been set in the Gala and Special Presentations programs screening this September at the 44th edition of the Toronto International Film Festival, which runs from Sept. 5-15.
These films round out the Gala and Special Presentations programs for a total of 20 and 55 films, respectively.
Among the additional films are The Aeronauts directed by Tom Harper and The Burnt Orange Heresy from helmer Giuseppe Capotondi–both Gala selections–and such Special Presentations as Justine Triet's Sibyl, Hirokazu Kore-eda's The Truth, Olivier Assayas' Wasp Network, and Trey Edward Shults' Waves.
GALAS 2019
The Aeronauts Tom Harper | United Kingdom
Canadian Premiere
The Burnt Orange Heresy Giuseppe Capotondi | USA/United Kingdom
North American Premiere
SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS 2019
American Son Kenny Leon | USA
World Premiere
Deerskin (Le Daim) Quentin Dupieux | France
International Premiere
Dirt Music Gregor Jordan | United Kingdom/Australia
World Premiere
The Elder One (Moothon) Geetu Mohandas | India
World Premiere
Guns Akimbo Jason Lei Howden | Germany/New Zealand
World Premiere
Human Capital Marc Meyers | USA
World Premiere
Jungleland Max Winkler | USA
World Premiere
Lucy in the Sky Noah Hawley | USA
World Premiere
Lyrebird Dan Friedkin | USA
International Premiere
Mosul Matthew Michael Carnahan | USA
North American Premiere
Seberg Benedict Andrews | USA/United Kingdom
North American Premiere
Sibyl Justine Triet | France/Belgium
North American Premiere
SYNCHRONIC Aaron Moorhead, Justin Benson | USA
World Premiere
The Truth (La vérité) Hirokazu Kore-eda | France/Japan
North American Premiere
Wasp Network Olivier Assayas | France, Brazil, Spain, Belgium
North American Premiere
Waves Trey Edward Shults | USA
International Premiere
Albert Shin’s Clifton Hill was previously announced as part of the Special Presentations program
Sinners and Saints Adds Apple Pie To Its Branded Menu
Bicoastal Sinners and Saints--the multidisciplinary studio overseen by managing director/executive producer Heather Heller, and partners/EPs Yann Henric and Thomas Carroll--has added Apple Pie Tabletop to its roster for branded content. Known for its food and beverage content creation, Apple Pie comprises the husband-and-wife team of director/DP Gene Dubin and director/art director Alisa Volodina. In addition to representation, the move expands Apple Pie’s production capabilities through the combination of its centrally located full-service studio in New York and a newly established mobile studio in Los Angeles. Apple Pie recently teamed with Sinners and Saints on a Wienerschnitzel project created by Innocean.
“We believe that our dual studio strategy positions us uniquely in the competitive landscape of food and beverage storytelling,” said Heller. “By blending the artistry of the New York studio with the flexibility of our Los Angeles location, we can tailor our productions to meet the unique demands of each project, regardless of geography.”
“Working with Sinners and Saints in the demanding field of tabletop was an absolute pleasure,” shared Apple Pie Tabletop in a joint statement. “Warm welcome, unwavering support and dedication--everything a director can ask for. The entire experience was both enjoyable and rewarding. We will not miss an opportunity to collaborate with them again.”
“The first thing you notice is that Apple Pie has beautiful work,” Heller observed. “Having worked with them, I can say that Gene and Alisa are extremely meticulous and detail-oriented; their combination of talent and agility appeals to agencies and clients.” Also appealing to Heller is Apple Pie Tabletop’s brisk international... Read More