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The Toronto International Film Festival 2023 is on

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We’re getting closer to TIFF time.

While the ongoing Hollywood strikes could put a damper on the proceedings, the Toronto International Film Festival is pushing forward regardless. Today, the festival released details on its first wave of 60 announced films, with notable names directing including Craig Gillespie, Anna Kendrick, Viggo Mortensen, Richard Linklater, and Hirokazu Kore-eda.

If you’re headed to TIFF, you can check out the full list at the link below. The festival kicks off on September 7th — and The Verge will be there covering it live.

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