In the interest of shoring up its already robust and very impressive 2026 slate, the Toronto International Film Festival has today announced its 11 final titles, including new films from Martin McDonagh, Guy Nattiv, and Werner Herzog.

In recent weeks, the festival rolled out its first films, including its official opening night gala (Siân Heder’s “CODA” follow-up “Being Heumann”). Following that announcement, the festival shared five additional films that will screen as part of this year’s Special Presentations program, plus its massive overall Galas and Special Presentations listing, its Platform and Discovery picks, its TV selections, and those big stars it will honor at its annual gala. And last week saw the release of both the TIFF Docs and Midnight Madness slates. Yes, it’s a lot.

Also on the docket today: the full lineup of TIFF’s In Conversation With… series, “expanding the festival experience beyond the screen through in-depth onstage interviews with festival artists in front of a live audience.” This year welcomes Lee Min-ho, Rachel Morrison, Chris Rock, Andrew Scott, and Hudson Williams to the stage for intimate conversations about their creative journeys, craft, and careers.

“This year’s In Conversation With… series brings together trailblazers and extraordinary storytellers for conversations that will offer audiences a deeper look at their craft and careers,” said Anita Lee, Chief Programming Officer, TIFF.

And, with all of that said, one more piece of TIFF news: the festival’s entire schedule is now available online. Get to to planning! The 51st edition of TIFF will take place September 10-20. The language below comes courtesy of the festival.

Films announced today (in alphabetical order):

“A Good Little Soldier” | Stéphane Brizé | France
North American Premiere | Special Presentations

“Bucking Fastard” | Werner Herzog | USA
Canadian Premiere | Special Presentations

“Closing Night” | Cody Fern | Australia, Canada
World Premiere | Special Presentations

“It’s My Time” | Bai Xue | China
North American Premiere | Gala

‘The Idiots’

“It Will Happen Tonight” | Nanni Moretti | Italy, France, Spain
International Premiere | Special Presentations

“Neil Peart: No One’s Disciple” | Scot McFadyen, Sam Dunn | Canada
World Premiere | Special Presentations

“The Idiot(s)” | Małgorzata Szumowska, Michał Englert | Poland, Germany
Canadian Premiere | Special Presentations

“The Liberation” | Guy Nattiv | USA
Canadian Premiere | Special Presentations

“The Road Not Taken” | Peter Ho-Sun Chan | China
World Premiere | Special Presentations

“Trees are Watching” | Bahman Ghobadi | Turkey
World Premiere | Centrepiece

“Wild Horse Nine” | Martin McDonagh | USA, Chile
Canadian Premiere | Special Presentations

In Conversation lineup announced today:

In Conversation With… Lee Min-ho

Paging all devoted Minoz (미노즈): Join us at TIFF ’26 for an exclusive event celebrating the extraordinary career of global Hallyu icon Lee Min-ho. Here in Toronto for the World Premiere of his new film, “The Assassin(s),” co-starring Yoo Hai-jin (“Exhuma”) and Park Hae-il (“Decision to Leave,” TIFF ’22), and directed by Hur Jin-ho (A Normal Family, TIFF ’23).

In Conversation With… Rachel Morrison

Following the acclaimed premiere of her feature directorial debut, “The Fire Inside,” at TIFF ’24, Academy Award–nominated cinematographer and filmmaker Rachel Morrison returns to the Festival for the World Premiere of her highly anticipated sophomore feature, “Love of Your Life,” a romantic drama from Amazon MGM Studios starring Margaret Qualley, Aaron Pierre, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Gabriel Basso, and Catherine Keener, and produced by Ryan Gosling and Jessie Henderson.

In Conversation With… Chris Rock

As he presents the TIFF ’26 World Premiere of his latest film “Misty Green,” Emmy and Grammy Award–winning director, writer, actor, producer, and comedian Chris Rock joins us for a conversation about his multi-faceted career in front of and behind the camera.

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In Conversation With… Andrew Scott, presented by Redbreast

Here at TIFF ’26 with one of the standout performances of the year in “Elsinore,” Andrew Scott proves once and for all that he’s one of the most versatile and captivating performers of our time. The conversation will explore the remarkable range of Scott’s career and celebrate this extraordinary new performance.

Making Waves With… Hudson Williams

This ICW is part of TIFF Next Wave initiatives that centre under-25 creators and audiences

Join us for an intimate conversation with Hudson Williams, one of the stars of the Primetime series “YAGA” from Kat Sandler. His massive breakthrough came when he was cast as Shane Hollander in Jacob Tierney’s award-winning series “Heated Rivalry,” adapted from the bestselling novels by Rachel Reid.The conversation will explore his cinematic and cultural inspirations and reflect on the early short films, community, and collaborations that helped shape his unique artistic voice.

In Conversation With… programming is led by TIFF Public Programming. Tickets go on sale to TIFF Members by level beginning Friday, August 21, and single tickets will go on sale to the public on Monday, August 31.

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