Toronto 2017 (The article continues below - Commercial information) 49 articles available in total starting from 26/07/2017. Last article published on 19/12/2017. previous page: 1 2 3 [4] 5 next Kissing Candice: Defeating bleakness with a dreamTORONTO 2017: Debutant Aoife McArdle delivers a convincing coming-of-age romantic drama that blends thriller and crime elements, and is set in the midst of a most violent period 12/09/2017 | Toronto 2017 | DiscoveryMademoiselle Paradis: Never trust what you seeTORONTO 2017: Using a period-drama story set in the 18th century, Austrian filmmaker Barbara Albert explores the role of women in contemporary society and their need for freedom of choice 11/09/2017 | Toronto 2017 | Platform Review: CanibaTORONTO 2017: Lucien Castaing-Taylor and Véréna Paravel document the day-to-day life of a bona fide cannibal released back into society 11/09/2017 | Toronto 2017 | Wavelengths A Season in France: An asylum seeker's romanceTORONTO 2017: In his first film shot in France, celebrated Chadian filmmaker Mahamat-Saleh Haroun delivers an intimate romantic drama that tackles the problems of today’s refugees 11/09/2017 | Toronto 2017 | Special PresentationsMiracle: The invisible hand raises the Iron CurtainTORONTO 2017: Debutant Eglė Vertelytė offers a deadpan, tragicomic satire on the downfall of the Soviet system and the “miraculous” invasion of rampant capitalism 11/09/2017 | Toronto 2017 | Discovery Number One: A woman in the pursuit of powerTORONTO 2017: An exciting feminist film set in the world of multinational companies, directed by Tonie Marshall with a formidable performance from Emmanuelle Devos 11/09/2017 | Toronto 2017 | Special PresentationsLe Fort des fous: A history of violenceTORONTO 2017: Algerian director Narimane Mari has crafted a sociopolitical essay film addressing the diffusion of violence from Eurocentric colonialism to the present-day economic crisis 11/09/2017 | Toronto 2017 | WavelengthsEuthanizer: A punisher with a soft heartTORONTO 2017: Following in the footsteps of the old-school revenge/exploitation genre, Teemu Nikki delivers an emotional film that still has a B-movie vibe but that everyone can enjoy 11/09/2017 | Toronto 2017 | Contemporary World CinemaCocote: Dionysian anthropologyTORONTO 2017: The second fictional work by Nelson Carlo de los Santos Arias is a revenge movie that takes place in a world ruled by a class war, civil violence and religious heterogeneity 08/09/2017 | Toronto 2017 | WavelengthsCatch the Wind: "I have decided"TORONTO 2017: An in-depth look into the heart of offshoring by Gaël Morel through the filter of a worker played magnificently by Sandrine Bonnaire 08/09/2017 | Toronto 2017 | Special Presentations previous page: 1 2 3 [4] 5 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)