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Festival films will explore grief and depression
(MENAFN- Arab Times) TAWA July 23 (Agencies): The upcoming Toronto Film Festival will showcase a 'big year' for Reese Witherspoon James Gandolfini's final movie and Oscar-bait performances from several major Hollywood stars organizers said Tuesday. More than 300 feature films will be screened at the 39th Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) which runs from Sep 4 to 14. The event has traditionally been key for Oscar-conscious studios and distributors attracting hundreds of filmmakers and actors to the red carpet in Canada's largest city. Last year Steve McQueen's '12 Years a Slave' won the audience prize for best picture before going on to win three Oscars including the coveted statuette for best picture. In presenting this year's line-up festival boss Cameron Bailey told a press conference in Toronto that fans of Witherspoon should be ready for a 'big year' from the Oscar winner. The 38-year-old Witherspoon has been one of Hollywood's highest-paid and most bankable box office draws since her breakout starring turn in the 2001 comedy 'Legally Blonde.' But she failed to gain credibility as a serious actress until her 2006 Oscar win for her turn as singer June Carter Cash the wife of superstar Johnny Cash in James Mangold's biopic 'Walk the Line.'
In September Toronto audiences will have an opportunity to see her again in two new films: 'The Good Lie' about an American woman who takes in a Sudanese refugee and 'Wild' the film adaptation of Cheryl Strayed's best-selling memoir.
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