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    Toronto International Film Festival announces Lineup

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    By World Cinema Reports' Editors on 07/25/2018 Festivals

    The Toronto International Film Festival has unveiled its upcoming roster of films, which includes the North American premiere of Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper’s A Star Is Born.

    The festival, which takes place in September, will see the premiere of Barry Jenkins’ James Baldwin adaptation If Beale Street Could Talk as well as Damien Chazelle’s Ryan Gosling-led First Man, marking both directors’ followups to their Best Picture hot contenders (in Jenkins’ case, winner) from two years back.

    Timothée Chalamet and Steve Carrell’s drug addiction drama Beautiful Boy will also premiere. Robert Pattinson will be seen in High Life, Viola Davis, Cynthia Erivo and Michelle Rodriguez will appear in Widows, and Julia Roberts and Lucas Hedges in Ben Is Back, making it quite the star-studded affair.

    Take a look at the full lineup below:

    Gala Presentations
    A Star Is Born, dir. Bradley Cooper
    Beautiful Boy, dir. Felix Van Groeningen
    Everybody Knows, dir. Asghar Farhadi
    First Man, dir. Damien Chazelle
    Galveston, dir. Mélanie Laurent
    Hidden Man, dir. Jiang Wen
    High Life, dir. Claire Denis
    Husband Material, dir. Anurag Kashyap
    Life Itself, dir. Dan Fogelman
    Red Joan, dir. Sir Trevor Nunn
    Shadow, dir. Yimou Zhang
    The Hate U Give, dir. George Tillman, Jr.
    The Kindergarten Teacher, dir. Sara Colangelo
    The Land of Steady Habits, dir. Nicole Holofcener
    The Public, dir. Emilio Estevez
    What They Had, dir. Elizabeth Chomko
    Widows, dir. Steve McQueen

    Special Presentations
    Ben Is Back, dir. Peter Hedges
    Burning, dir. Lee Chang-dong
    Can You Ever Forgive Me?, dir. Marielle Heller
    Capernaum, dir. Nadine Labaki
    Cold War, dir. Pawel Pawlikowski
    Colette, dir. Wash Westmoreland
    Dogman, dir. Matteo Garrone
    Giant Little Ones, dir. Keith Behrman
    Girls of the Sun, dir. Eva Husson
    Hotel Mumbai, dir. Anthony Maras
    If Beale Street Could Talk, dir. Barry Jenkins
    Manto, dir. Nandita Das
    Maya, dir. Mia Hansen-Løve
    Monsters and Men, dir. Reinaldo Marcus Green
    MOUTHPIECE, dir. Patricia Rozema
    Non-Fiction, dir. Olivier Assayas
    Papi Chulo, dir. John Butler
    Roma, dir. Alfonso Cuarón
    Shoplifters, dir. Hirokazu Kore-eda
    Sunset, dir. László Nemes
    The Front Runner, dir. Jason Reitman
    The Hummingbird Project, dir. Kim Nguyen
    The Old Man & The Gun, dir. David Lowery
    The Sisters Brothers, dir. Jacques Audiard
    The Wedding Guest, dir. Michael Winterbottom
    The Weekend, dir. Stella Meghie
    Through Black Spruce, dir. Don McKellar
    Where Hands Touch, dir. Amma Asante
    White Boy Rick, dir. Yann Demange
    Wildlife, dir. Paul Dano

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