#toronto-international-film-festival

#toronto-international-film-festival

William H. Macy's youngest daughter made a rare red carpet appearance to support her dad at the premiere of his new film. Georgia Macy, 23, whom the "Shameless" alum shares with his wife, Felicity Huffman, joined the actor in Canada for the premiere of his new movie "Train Dreams" at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sept. 9. Georgia Macy smiled as she hugged her dad while wearing a slinky silver gown and matching heels. The 75-old-actor grinned beside her in a black suit.

Schuyler is suing the producers of Degrassi: Whatever It Takes, alleging that "defamatory statements and innuendo" in the film lead viewers to believe she created an "empire" that profited at the expense of the show's young actors. The lawsuit was filed on Monday in Ontario. None of the allegations have been tested in court.

The Toronto International Film Festival red carpet served as a backdrop for a protest calling for the end of the violence, death and destruction in Gaza on Friday at the world premiere of film that takes the audience back to the 1930s before the creation of the state of Israel, when the territory, then known as British Palestine, was under British colonial rule.

If you weren't lucky enough to attend this year's Cannes or Sundance Film Festivals, the first day of TIFF is for you. The festival often features the best films from those earlier fests, so I broke the seal bright and early and braved the rain for Mary Bronstein's stressful but rewarding If I Had Legs I'd Kick You. The film got some of the best reviews at Sundance in January.

"We're thrilled about the upcoming release of Christy, a moving portrait of resilience and defiance from visionary filmmaker David Michôd," said Benjamin Kramer, Black Bear president of US distribution. "Led by Sydney Sweeney's masterful transformation into the iconic Christy, capturing a young woman's fierce determination to define her own destiny, the film is elevated by Michôd's elegant direction and enriched by an electric supporting turn from Ben Foster. Both tender and unflinching, Christy is a celebration of persistence, humor, and humanity in the face of unexpected turns."

The country would do well to brace itself for impact. Saipan, a film that nobody asked for and that everybody will have an opinion about, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on Thursday night. We had our reservations, and you'll have yours. But with a clever team behind the camera - and an accomplished duo at its centre - we are pleased to report that Glenn Leyburn and Lisa Barros D'Sa's film is, quite frankly, an unexpected treat.