Showing posts with label Toronto International Film Festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toronto International Film Festival. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 8, 2026

On this day in movie history - Woman of the Hour (2023):

 


Woman of the Hour


directed by Anna Kendrick,

written by Ian McDonald,

released at the Toronto International Film Festival in Canada on September 8, 2023.

Based on the true 1978 case of serial killer Rodney Alcala, nicknamed The Dating Game Killer.

Music by Dan Romer and Mike Tuccillo.

Cast: Anna Kendrick, Daniel Zovatto, Tony Hale, Nicolette Robinson, Pete Holmes, Autumn Best, Kathryn Gallagher, Kelley Jakle, Matt Visser, Jedidiah Goodacre, Rob Morton, Dylan Schmid, Karen Holness, Denalda Williams, Jessie Fraser, Matty Finochio, Geoff Gustafson, Max Lloyd-Jones, Andy Thompson, Nancy Kerr, James Yi, Jessica Chaffin, Matthew Kevin Anderson, Taylor Hastings, David Beairsto, Darcy Laurie, Marc Gaudet, Bonnie Hay, Michael Adamthwaite, Jacob Woike, Jason Simpson, Hannah Henney, Tighe Gill, Michael Jonsson, Vonnie Bennetto, Thomas Strumpski, John Herkenrath, Jeremy Radin, John Gillich, Roma Lucero.

Monday, September 7, 2026

On this day in movie history – Aniara (2018 movie & books):


Aniara


directed and written by Pella Kågerman & Hugo Lilja,

based on the epic book-length poem Aniara: An Epic Science Fiction Poem by Harry Martinson,

released at the Toronto International Film Festival in Canada on September 7, 2018.

Music by Alexander Berg.


Cast: Emelie Garbers / Emelie Jonsson, Bianca Cruzeiro, Arvin Kananian, Anneli Martini, Jennie Silfverhjelm, Emma Broomé, Jamil Drissi, Leon Jiber, Peter Carlberg, Juan Rodríguez, David Nzinga, Dakota Trancher Williams, Otis Castillo Ålhed, Dante Westergårdh, Enzo Westergårdh, Elin Lilleman Eriksson, Agnes Lundgren, Alexi Carpentieri, Mattias Appelqvist, Unn Dahlman, Laila Ljunggren, Thomas Lundgren, Malin Olsson, Susanna Salonen, Cornelia Sjöblom, Oskar Snickars, Max Stenerudh, Markus Waltå, Carl Kumlin, Masoud Owji, Andreas Wicklund, Jacob Stefansson, Malin Friis, Jörgen Hallqvist, Tobias Cronwall, Pau Boluda Hernández, Mats Plyhr, Ida Sandberg, Rabie Jirjis, Inez Kontio, Nicole Ardizzone, Nicklas Dahlin, Mikaela Stenström, Vinicio Skoog, Hans Svensson, Tobias Sondén, Sylvia Kren, Rudy Lindberg, Nandor Ingevald Hegedüs, Emmelie Ginste, Irene Duckert, Jonas Larsson Grönström, Mattias Königsson, Pablo Salvador N.G.

Recommended reading:

Aniara:
An Epic Science Fiction Poem

by Harry Martinson.

Published by Story Line Press.
First published 1956.
ISBN-10: 1885266634
ISBN-13: 978-1885266637

Description:

Aniara is a great space epic and a story of an inner journey of the soul – at once a warning of despair in the age of nuclear weapons and ecological threats, and perhaps the fullest expression of Harry Martinson's lifelong project to show us man's attempt to see himself and his role in creation. Aniara was first published in 1956 and received a great reception. But it is perhaps only today that the verse epic fully emerges as one of the most artistically and intellectually challenging works of our time.

Aniara

by Harry Martinson.

Introduction by Tord Hall.

Translated by Hugh MacDiarmid & E. Harley Schubert.

Illustrated by The Voice of Nick.

Kindle Edition.

ASIN: B0BTJTQGDT

Published by The Voice of Nick.
Published 2023.

Description:

"Who could foresee that just this flight, all in the day’s work as it seemed, was singled out to be unique and doomed to bear us all away from Earth and Sun, Venus and Mars, and life’s entire environment?"

Featuring 11 beautiful illustrations and dozens of hours of behind-the-scenes videos documenting the artwork's creation.

Nobel laureate Harry Martinson's 1956 sci-fi epic, translated by Hugh MacDiarmid and Elspeth Harley Schubert. A passenger ship is lost in space during a routine journey, and its 8,000 inhabitants must somehow come to terms with their new life. What awaits them in the bitter Galactic night?

Sunday, September 6, 2026

On this day in movie history - Roofman (2025)

 

Roofman


directed by Derek Cianfrance,

written by Derek Cianfrance, Kirt Gunn,

released at the Toronto International Film Festival in Canada on September 6, 2025.

Music by Christopher Bear.

Cast: Channing Tatum, Kirsten Dunst, Juno Temple, Ben Mendelsohn, Tony Revolori, Kirana Kuic, Gabriella Cila, Alissa Marie Pearson, LaKeith Stanfield, Esme McSherry, Melonie Diaz, Stella Gunn, Joe Bruno, Molly Price, Dan Marks, Scott Shipman, Benjamin Henderson, Jason Wise, Javier Molina, Charles Cummings, Peter Dinklage, Emory Cohen, Molly Grantham, Erika Jackson, Stephen Strickland, Kathryn Stamas, Uzo Aduba, Lily Collias, Kennedy Moyer, Gabe Fazio, Ron Clinton Smith, Lauren Rennick Lockhart, Bryan Allen Lockhart, Keya Hamilton, Katherine Scheimreif, Vedra Grant, Amy K. Harmon, Patricia Pegram, Punkie Johnson, Jimmy O. Yang, Christopher Moerke, Mark Assad, Chris Kimbell, Wesley Keziah, Timothy Dean, Myles Arnold, Craig Black, Abby Burkholder, Steve Caston, Kristy Concepcion, Veronica Toth DeStefano, Philip Dido, Karen Edwards, Willie Tyrone Ferguson, Isaiah Findley, Nick Gaddy, Brent Gribble, Michael Harding, Isaiah Hyman, Jobie James, Jane Klecker, Melissa Milch, Art Newkirk, Logan Newkirk, Luciana Newkirk, Lucretia Newkirk, Ted Nickerson, Brandon Parker, Bob Pelletier, Tom Rascoe, Michael Silverman, Cindee Smith, Rusty L. Stewart, C. Chad Williams.