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Indigenous Filmmakers and Industry at Toronto Film Festival
The Toronto International Film Festival showcased a diverse lineup of Indigenous films, with rising talent and strong industry presence. Alpha Violet acquired international sales rights to 'Body of Glass,' while Fearfolks and Studio76 partnered on a Thai-Taiwanese horror project.
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Variety
With enticing acquisition titles, rising talent and supercharged industry presence at the market, the Toronto Intl. Film Festival’s 2026 Indigenous lineup delivers the creative and collaborative screen projects that are increasingly attracting global partners, buyers and audiences. “We’re seeing con
2026-09-10 12:45 UTC
Variety
Bangkok-based horror distributor Fearfolks and Taipei’s Studio76 have signed a three-picture Thai-Taiwanese horror development deal, which was unveiled at the Toronto Film Festival Market. The pact will see the companies co-develop, produce and distribute a slate of genre films for theatrical
2026-09-10 12:45 UTC
Variety
Paris-based sales boutique Alpha Violet has acquired international sales rights to “Body of Glass,” German filmmaker Naëmi Ada’s feature debut, ahead of its world premiere in San Sebastián’s New Directors competition. A Germany-France co-production from Soilfilms and Soldats Features, the psychologi
2026-09-10 12:46 UTC
Variety
Writer-director Marie Clements, who premiered “Bones of Crows” in 2022, returns this weekend to the Toronto Film Festival for the world premiere of her latest feature, “How We Stand,” as her new three-part documentary series, “Reclaim My Skin,” waits in the wings for its premiere next month at the V
2026-09-10 12:48 UTC