The Plaid Silhouette: Toronto International Film Festival -- Full Line up and Schedule

Tomorrow is the first day of Toronto International Film festival, i really can;t wait. This is the biggest indie film festival with very simple red carpet. not like the fancy Venice or Cannes. they are a bit simple, but not as simple as Telluride and Sundance. I cant with almost 400 movies screening this year, TIFF is the biggest film festival this year. And the list is very tempting. There's a lot of movies that I want to watch. Hopefully I can get a chance too watch it sooner than later. TIFF is more to find a decent distributor for some movies, if the movies is great enough they will get 2014 release and ready to race in award race. There's a lot of movie I want to watch, and I want Still Alice to get 2014 realease. I want Julianne Moore to get back to Oscar Race and win it. She deserves it more than anyone. More than Amy Adams and even Jessica Chastain.

The festival will open with Robert Downey Jr's The Judge and will close with Alan Rickman's A little Chaos. Mr Severus Snape is directing!. This is the full list and this the schedule

Gala Presentations

Black and White by Mike Binder
Boychoir by Francois Girard
The Connection by Cedric Jimenez
The Equalizer by Antoine Fuqua
Escobar: Paradise Lost by Andrea Di Stefano
The Forger by Philip Martin
Foxcatcher by Bennett Miller
Sea Fog by Shim Sung-bo
Infinitely Polar Bear by Maya Forbes
The Judge by David Dobkin
Laggies by Lynn Shelton
A Little Chaos by Alan Rickman
Maps to the Stars by David Cronenberg
The New Girlfriend by François Ozon
Pawn Sacrifice by Ed Zwick
The Riot Club by Lone Scherfig
Ruth & Alex by Richard Loncraine
Samba by Olivier Nakache and Eric Toledano
This is Where I Leave You by Shawn Levy
Wild by Jean-Marc Vallée

Short Cuts Canada

42 short films will be presented as part of Short Cuts Canada in 2014,^[9] including:

Me and My Moulton by Torill Kove
CODA by Denis Poulin and Martine Époque
The Weatherman and the Shadowboxer by Randall Okita
Around Is Around and O Canada by Norman McLaren and Evelyn Lambart^[7]

Discovery

71 by Yann Demange
Adult Beginners by Ross Katz
Atlantic by Jan-Willem van Ewijk
Blackcountry by Adam MacDonald
Bang Bang Baby by Jeffrey St. Jules
Big Muddy by Jefferson Moneo
Corbo by Mathieu Denis
The Crow's Egg by M. Manikandan
Dukhtar by Afia Nathaniel
Flapping in the Middle of Nowhere by Nguyen Hoang Diep
The Great Man by Sarah Leonor
Guidance by Pat Mills
I Am Not Lorena by Isidora Marras
In Her Place by Albert Shin
The Intruder by Shariff Korver
La Salada by Juan Martin Hsu
Life in a Fishbowl by Baldvin Zophoniasson
The Little Death by Josh Lawson
Los Hongos by Oscar Ruiz Navia
Magical Girl by Carlos Vermut
Mardan by Batin Ghobadi
May Allah Bless France! by Abd Al Malik
The Narrow Frame of Midnight by Tala Hadid
Obra by Gregorio Graziosi
Red Alert by Barry Avrich
Run by Philippe Lacote
Second Coming by Debbie Tucker Green
Senza nessuna pieta by Michele Alhaique
Songs She Wrote About People She Knows by Kris Elgstrand
Stories of Our Lives by Anonymous
Sway by Rooth Tang
Theeb by Naji Abu Nowar
The Tribe by Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy
Unlucky Plaza by Ken Kwek
The Valley Below by Kyle Thomas
The Vanished Elephant by Javier Fuentes-Leon
Villa Touma by Suha Arraf
We Were Wolves by Jordan Canning
Wet Bum by Lindsay MacKay
X +Y by Morgan Matthew

Happy with the List? Tbh, if I get a chance to homeless in 10 ten days in front of TIFF I would do it. I would watch all of the movie. I want to watch of all the movie with women as the leas characters. There's a lot of interesting movie. i really want to watch it. I want Sundance movies, I want Telluride Movies, I want Cannes Movies, I want Venice movies. I want the first premiere movies. I want the non English speaking movies. I want all of them. SO hopefully I will get a chance to go to Toronto, to go to TIFF, Sundance, Telluride, Cannes, NYFF, Cannes, and all other movie festival. I mind goes blank lol.