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TIFF 2010 Buyer’s Club: #12. Abe Sylvia’s Dirty Girl
Essentially this is Juno Temple's first time as top billing in a film, she is the next "it" actress if you look into 2011, and from what we can tell by the descriptive info we can assess from the film stills, and the fact that this was mentioned on the annual Black List (2007), means there is some spunk to this title and could work with a larger younger demo.
TIFF 2010 Buyer’s Club: #13. Mitch Glazer’s Passion Play
Unconventional love story could either fly or fizzle, one thing is for sure - love stories that are lensed by Christopher Doyle always look great. Will receive a number of bids, but this could receive generous offer from one suitor who believes in the project.
TIFF 2010 Buyer’s Club: #14. David Schwimmer’s Trust
The internet predator/father feeling the guilt for not protecting his family already comes across as a dated story line, but if this digs deep enough into entire mental anguish,and the Clive Own and Catherine Keener pairing pull off strong perfs, then perhaps there'll be a market for this.
TIFF 2010 Buyer’s Club: #15. Max Winkler’s Ceremony
Thurman might be more "miss" than "hit" as of late, but if the boyish crush a la The Graduate hits the right notes, this could be TIFF's version of a Sundance hit.
TIFF 2010 Buyer’s Club: #16. Brad Anderson’s Vanishing on 7th Street
A good indication of how this film can perform is by looking at this weekend's Takers numbers - Christensen and the horror element are the film's selling points, plus Anderson has a small fan base and has seen all of his films get a release.
