Our first round of major festival premiere announcements includes some films that are cementing major awards campaigns, and others that may have Oscar-watchers scratching their heads.
The Venice and Toronto lineups, both of which almost always feature at least one best-picture nominee in addition to other major contenders, will be revealed in full later this month. But if you read between the lines of which films are “world premieres” versus “Canadian” or “international,” the lineups also implicitly reveal the projects that might be headed to Telluride .
I’ve been hearing for months about Apple putting its might behind Blitz, Steve McQueen’s sweeping drama starring Ronan as a mother searching for her missing son in WW II–era London, and at last that appears confirmed. But again, contrary to expectations, it’s skipping those early prestige festivals—as well as Toronto. The movie will instead open the BFI London Film Festival as a world premiere.
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