The 50th edition of the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is set to take place from September 4 to 14, 2025, and we’re thrilled that our team will be on the ground to cover the festival this year.
Over the past few weeks, TIFF has begun unveiling the first waves of titles set to premiere at the festival, and the lineup is already shaping up to be nothing short of impressive. From world premieres by celebrated auteurs to exciting new voices in international cinema, this year's early announcements promise a rich and diverse program.
With TIFF celebrating its 50th anniversary, the festival is expected to be bigger and bolder than ever. And this is just the beginning—more programming announcements (including Midnight Madness, Discovery, and Platform) are on the way.
World Premieres (in alphabetical order)
- Franz dir. Agnieszka Holland (Czech Republic/Germany/Poland) - Special Presentation
- Good News dir. Sung-hyun Byun (South Korea) - Special Presentation
- Hedda dir. Nia DaCosta (USA) - Special Presentation
- John Candy: I Like Me (USA) - Opening Film
- Mile End Kicks dir. Chandler Levack (Canada) - Special Presentation
- Rental Family dir. HIKARI (USA/Japan) - Special Presentation
- Roofman dir. Derek Cianfrance (USA) - Gala Presentation
- Steal Away dir. Clement Virgo (Canada/Belgium) - Special Presentation
- The Captive dir. Alejandro Amenábar (Spain / Italy) - Special Presentation
- The Choral dir. Nicholas Hytner (UK) - Gala Presentation
- The Christophers dir. Steven Soderbergh (UK) - Special Presentation
- The Lost Bus dir. Paul Greengrass (USA) - Special Presentation
- Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery dir. Rian Johnson (USA) - Special Presentation
North American Premieres (in alphabetical order)
- A Private Life dir. Rebecca Zlotowski (France) - Gala Presentation
- Homebound dir. Neeraj Ghaywan (India) - Gala Presentation
- She Has No Name dir. Peter Ho-Sun Chan (China) - Gala Presentation
Canadian Premieres
- Hamnet dir. Chloé Zhao (UK) - Gala Presentation
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