"Legend of the Sea" selected in Toronto "master" unit

Jia Zhang (reporter Sun Linlin) is about to open on September 9, the 35th session of the Toronto International Film Festival yesterday through the official website announced the shortlist, Jia Zhang Ke with the new "Sea Legend" shortlisted "master" unit, Feng Xiaogang's "aftershock" and other five Chinese-language films shortlisted "Contemporary World movie" Unit, in "The discovery of the novel director"　　Unit and the "Special Recommendation film" Unit also have Chinese-language film finalists. Jia Zhang Ke is known as "the youngest movie master" and Jia Zhang in the "master" unit in addition to the new Wave veteran Godard ("film Socialism") and other European and American directors, and South Korean director Chang ("the poem"), the Japanese director of the three Chichongs ("13 Assassin") and just won the Cannes Golden Palm Award of the Thai Director Apitsabon · AW ("Recall Uncle Bumi") and other 13 world-class directors. The film festival's commentary on "The Legend of the Sea" said that Jia is "the youngest film master in the World Today", which is another "master-level" evaluation of Mr. Jia after his lifetime achievement in the Swiss Locarno Film festival two weeks ago.　　It is reported that the "Legend of the Sea" overseas pre-sale of this also rise, there are many buyers want to buy the film at the Toronto Film Festival regional distribution rights. A number of Chinese-language film shortlisted exhibitors in the "Contemporary World movie" unit about 50 selected films, Chinese film occupies five seats, respectively, Feng Xiaogang's "aftershock", Xu Saddle China's "Cannot fried rice", Tsui Hark's "Detective Dee", Huang really "break Up say Love You", Taiwan director Zhong Menghong's "The fourth picture". In the "New director Discovery" unit, directed by Meng, Hailu as producer and starred in the "Steel Harp" and Taiwan director He Weiding's "Taipei Sunday" finalists.　　In addition, "Chen" will be shown in the "Special Recommendation film" Unit. Danny Bauer new film world premiere Toronto International Film Festival was founded in 1976, is the largest film festival in North America, and the world's largest film market. The annual Toronto Film Festival is a cause for concern because there are no shortage of Oscar-winning films. "Slumdog Millionaire" in 2008 Danny Bauer the world premiere in Toronto and won the "Audience Selection Award", opening a number of subsequent awards, and won the Oscar award. This year, Danny Bauer's new film "127 Hours" will also hold a global premiere at the Toronto Film Festival, adapted from the real experience of the famous mountaineer Airan Roston, who is also the "Slumdog Millionaire" squad.