In the Midwest and want to see the best of Telluride and TIFF? Swing over to Heartland Film Festival Oct 8-18. La Bola Negra, Elsinore, The Debut, I Play Rocky, Wild Horse Nine and many more playing! Details at Heartlandfilm.org
Fun fact, CHARIOTS OF FIRE won the TIFF People's Choice Award back in 1981 then went on to win Best Picture at the Oscars.
ELSINORE is the story of CHARIOTS OF FIRE actor Ian Charleson as he battles AIDS while performing Hamlet on stage at the end of his life. #TIFF26
Telluride films do pretty, pretty good in Toronto as La Bola Negra wins The People's Choice Award and Elsinore wins TIFF's Best International Film People's Choice. #TFF53#TellurideFilmFestival
I’m beginning to remind Telluride pass holders to rate the movies they see this weekend for The People’s Telluride. The scale is 1-5 with a 5 being the best score possible. After the fest send your ratings either to mpgort@gmail.com
or message me here on X @gort2. Please repost
I didn’t think Andrew Scott could top his performance in All of Us Strangers but with Elsinore he does. What a gorgeous story about creativity in the face of adversity as well as the sheer joy of performance. He should finally be an Oscar nominee this time.
#VMR#ELSINORE
Andrew Scott’s performance brought the house down at the world premiere. A deeply moving portrait of resilience and mortality. Olivia Coleman just absolutely crushes too. Going to be a beloved film this year, as it should be.
#Elsinore is a love letter to actors with an Andrew Scott performance for the ages. It's the role of his career. Olivia Colman has entered her Maggie Smith era and I love it. Stealth and powerful work from Billie Piper. The score rips. The heart is full. #Telluride
Andrew Scott gives a powerhouse performance in Elsinore, a beautiful tribute to Ian Charleson, the joy of acting, and the need to make the most of the time we have. Emotions abound.
#Elsinore#Telluride#TellurideFilmFestival
TweeView: ELSINORE -World premiere tour de force performance of melancholia writ large. Andrew Scott’s riveting portrayal roots the belief that a lived life well spent, however short, is beautiful to behold. #TFF53