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PRESS & INDUSTRY GUIDE TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL SEPTEMBER 8–18 TIFF.NET Canada Toronto Table of 2016 Contents Directors’ Welcome 3 Press & Industry Venue Policies 33 Festival Village Map 4 Festival Programmes & Programmers 35 Meet us at the Industry Centre Map 6 How to Read the Schedule 37 Canada Lounge – Press Office 11 TIFF Industry Centre FESTIVAL Catch one of our INDUSTRY CONFERENCE Talent to Watch SCREENING SCHEDULE sessions – TIFF Industry Industry Conference Overview 13 Thursday, September 8 38 Conference Indsutry Conference Sessions 14 Friday, September 9 40 Follow the news on Industry Conference Schedule 26 Saturday, September 10 42 the fi lms and talent Sunday, September 11 44 #TIFF16 Monday, September 12 46 Tuesday, September 13 48 Wednesday, September 14 50 Thursday, September 15 52 Friday, September 16 54 Saturday, September 17 56 Sunday, September 18 58 Index by Film Titles 61 Index by Country 67 See Big. Voir grand. TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL DIRECTORS’ WELCOME Welcome to the 41st Toronto International Film Festival! Join us as we celebrate the infinite spirit of creativity and the boundless possibilities of storytelling over the next 11 days. As home to the largest public film festival in the world, Toronto sets the perfect stage for the world to embrace the power of cinema. Multicultural, inclusive, and engaging, our city provides a sense of place and belonging for thousands of people who travel across the globe to experience the PIERS HANDLING Festival as one community. Director & TIFF, like Toronto, is a kaleidoscope of diverse people, cultures, and stories woven Chief Executive Ocer into moving images that have the ability to transform, unite, and move us. The form TIFF these stories take continues to evolve — shape-shifting through a multitude of mediums and platforms. Expanding beyond the frame and living within it, cinema oers endless perspectives. The Festival continues to bring you the evolution of storytelling as it travels from film and installations to television and new media, and now into virtual reality. This year we are thrilled to shine the spotlight on Lagos, Nigeria, for our City to City programme. Nigeria has one of the most prolific film industries in the world, with a new generation of ambitious, complex, and bold filmmakers. These burgeoning, electric voices are challenging norms and advancing artistic expression, and we are excited to share Lagos’ boom of inspiring storytellers as part of the Festival’s international cinematic landscape. As we come together to share and experience extraordinary artistic works from around the world, and as Toronto buzzes with visionary artists, industry icons, and MICHÈLE MAHEUX engaged audiences, we wish to thank all those who made it possible: our tireless sta, Executive Director & passionate Volunteers, and dedicated Board of Directors, as well as our generous Chief Operating Ocer donors, Members, sponsors, partners, and supporters who share our commitment in TIFF celebrating the best in moving images. The Festival welcomes you to discover infinite views with us! Outfitting for Mr. Handling & Mr. Bailey provided by Hugo Boss. Outfitting for Ms. Maheux generously provided by Birks, Zanesha Gowrali Designs, Mark Belford Couture and Kala Scarves. Whichever side of the camera you want CAMERON BAILEY Artistic Director Toronto International to be on, get there with IMDbPro Film Festival The most complete entertainment resource • Showcase your talent • Stay informed • Get connected • Discover new opportunities Start your 30-day free trial today at IMDbPro.com Free trial offer limited to 1 per new customer & account, is non-transferable, may not be resold, & may not be combined with other offers. 3 Ryerson Theatre HOSPITALITY PARTNERS Bathurst Spadina St. George Bay Yo nge/Bloor 7 11 43 Gerrard Street East Blowfish Bloor St. W. Bloor St. E. Bathurst St Chur Bathurst St Chur Spadina FESTIVAL 38 Spadina Scotiabank Theatre 668 King Street West 4 ch St 259 Richmond Street West ch St Buonanotte 37 VILLAGE 39 Av TIFF Bell Lightbox 19 Mercer Street Av Museum . 2 . e. e. Reitman Square, 350 King Street West . Byblos N Visa Screening Room, Elgin Theatre 40 11 Duncan Street 8 PRESS & INDUSTRY VENUES 12 189 Yonge Street Canteen W E TIFF Industry Centre 1 Winter Garden Theatre 2 TIFF Bell Lightbox, 1st floor Hyatt Regency 13 189 Yonge Street 350 King Street West S 370 King Street West • Business Centre Dog & Bear 57 • Breakfast at TIFF 41 1100 Queen Street West PARTNER HOTELS 41 • Brokers Corner The Everleigh Queen St. W. • Credential Printing Oce Hyatt Regency Ocial Host Hotel Wellesley Wellesley St. E. 1 42 580 King Street West Abell St.Abell St. Lisgar St.Lisgar St. Dovercourt rd.Dovercourt rd. • Food & Beverage 370 King Street West Figo • Industry Pass Pickup Chelsea Toronto 43 295 Adelaide Street West Sudbury St. • Information Desk 14 33 Gerrard Street West • Industry Registration The Hoxton • Message Centre Delta Toronto 44 15 69 Bathurst Street • Meeting Space 75 Lower Simcoe Street 20 • National Agency Stands Luma Doubletree by Hilton Toronto Downtown 2 • Press & Industry Box Oce 16 TIFF Bell Lightbox, 2nd floor CollegeCollege SStt. Queen’s Park College Carlton St. Bay St Bay St 108 Chestnut Street Univ Yo • Protocol Oce 350 King Street West 55 Fairmont Royal York ng • Press & Industry Screening Library er 17 Maison Mercer e St sity . 100 Front Street West . • TIFF Talent Lounge 45 15 Mercer Street King St. W. TIFF Bell Lightbox Hilton Garden Inn Toronto Downtown Av 2 18 Malaparte Reitman Square, 350 King Street West 92 Peter Street 2 e. TIFF Bell Lightbox, 5th floor N Gerrard St. • Festival Programming Oce Hilton Toronto 350 King Street West • Media Lounge (3rd Floor) 19 145 Richmond Street West 14 11 • Press Conferences in the HSBC Gallery Marben 46 • Press Oce (3rd Floor) Holiday Inn Toronto 488 Wellington Street West 20 30 Carlton Street • Press Pass Pickup (3rd Floor) Momofuku Toronto • Private Screenings Intercontinental Toronto Centre 47 190 University Avenue St. Patrick Dundas 21 225 Front Street West Dundas St. W. Dundas St. E. 3 Glenn Gould Studio and Parts & Labour CBC Conference Centre 48 9 Le Germain Toronto Mercer 507 Queen Street West 16 250 Front Street West 22 30 Mercer Street • Doc Conference Patria 35 49 • Happy Hours Le Germain Toronto Maple Leaf Square 478 King Street West 12 23 75 Bremner Boulevard • Industry Conference Portland Variety 13 • Industry Lounge Novotel Toronto Centre 50 587 King Street West 24 Queen St. W. Osgoode Queen Queen St. E. John StJohn St Simcoe StSimcoe St YoYo 45 The Esplanade 48 PePe Scotiabank Theatre The Shore Club 32 rk Strk St 4 ter Stter St 259 Richmond Street West Omni King Edward Hotel 51 155 Wellington Street West • Buyers’ Lounge 25 37 King Street East .. Richmond St. W. Richmond St. E. • Press and Industry Screenings The Spoke Club 52 . One King West Hotel & Residencies 600 King Street West 4 19 31 Varda 26 1 King Street West 47 5 301 Adelaide Street West Storys Building Radisson Admiral Toronto Harbourfront 40 11 Duncan Street Adelaide St. W. Adelaide St. E. • Filmmaker's Lounge 27 5 43 • Food & Beverage 249 Queen’s Quay West 18 42 Weslodge 56 40 • Guest Pass Pickup Renaissance Toronto Downtown 53 480 King Street West 52 53 49 1 2 6 28 • Lounge & Meeting Space 1 Blue Jays Way 38King St. W. FESTIVAL STREET St. Andrew King King St. E. 50 Blue Jays WaBlue Jays Wa Residence Inn Toronto Downtown 22 39 54 10 26 25 44 33 45 29 FESTIVAL AND MEMBERS BOX OFFICES 36 46 PRESS & INDUSTRY SCREENING VENUES 255 Wellington Street West Wellington St. W. Wellington St. E. The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto Metro Centre 51 Princess of Wales Theatre 54 29 30 34 6 30 225 King Street West yy 300 King Street West 181 Wellington Street West 28 3 17 Shangri-La Hotel Toronto Front St. W. Front St. E. Scotiabank Theatre 31 188 University Avenue WAVELENGTHS INSTALLATIONS Union 4 259 Richmond Street West 21 Sheraton Centre Toronto Albert Serra 24 32 123 Queen Street West 55 23 Singularity PUBLIC SCREENING VENUES SoHo Metropolitan 99 Sudbury 33 15 Glenn Gould Studio at CBC 318 Wellington Street West 99 Sudbury Street 3 250 Front Street West The Strathcona Hotel Ana Mendieta 34 56 Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema 60 York Street Silueta Series 7 Contact Gallery Lake Shore Blvd./Gardiner Expressway 506 Bloor Street West Super 8 Downtown 35 80 Spadina Avenue, suite 205 222 Spadina Avenue 8 Isabel Bader Theatre Cyprien Gaillard Thompson Toronto 2 93 Charles Street West Nightlife 36 550 Wellington Street West 27 Queens Quay Jackman Hall, Art Gallery of Ontario TIFF Bell Lightbox 9 Windsor Arms Hotel 317 Dundas Street West 350 King Street West 37 18 St. Thomas Street Princess of Wales Theatre Sharon Lockhart 6 57 300 King Street West Rudzienko Gallery TPW Roy Thomson Hall 10 170 Saint Helens Avenue 60 Simcoe Street 4 Bloor/Danforth Line Yonge/University/Spadina Line Union Subway Station MAP IS NOT TO SCALE Floor 1 INDUSTRY CENTRE 10 22 21 11 20 Services 8 19 7 Business Centre Registration/Pass Pick-up 18 6 Industry Box Office Restaurant 17 16 TIFF Talent Lounge 5 Industry Conference Live Stream Rising Stars, Studio, Talent Lab, Telefilm Canada Pitch This! Information Desk Washrooms 4 1 12 3 Press & Industry Screening Library Cafe 2 13 14 Protocol Office King St W National Agencies Lower Level 7 Argentina 22 Jamaica 13 Australia 16 Korea 3 Canada and Ontario 6 Mexico 8 Chile 19 New Zealand 17 China 21 Nigeria European Film Promotion 11 Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Flanders, Greece, Ireland, 12 Russia Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia Scandinavia 14 France 2 Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden 5 Germany and Switzerland 18 South Africa 20 Israel 4 Spain 1 Italy 10 Turkey King St W 6 7 STAY CONNECTED WITH #TIFF16 t e e tr S e g n o DOWNLOAD THE TIFF APP , Y AD QU E S CID Browse films, create your own custom SUI schedule, and check out daily Festival highlights.
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