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Israeli Filmmaker Guy Nattiv’s New Thriller 'The Liberation' Premieres at Toronto Film Festival
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First reported by Kan News · 1 day ago
What happened
Israeli director Guy Nattiv’s new film The Liberation, based on his grandmother’s story, will premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival. The thriller features a strong cast and explores a Holocaust survivor’s involvement with a female cult. The festival also highlights major films including an Elon Musk documentary and other notable premieres.
- 01Guy Nattiv’s new film The Liberation will premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival.
- 02The drama is based on Nattiv’s grandmother’s story involving a female cult.
- 03Carrie Coon stars in the lead role, supported by Bella Ramsey and Lily James.
- 04The film’s Canadian premiere hints at a world premiere at Telluride Festival.
- 05Toronto festival includes major films like Alex Gibney’s Elon Musk documentary.
- 06Israeli producer Lee Broda’s thriller Housewife also screens at Toronto.
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