TIFF 2024: Highlights and Premieres from Toronto's Red Carpet

The Toronto International Film Festival 2024 showcased a variety of films, including Pamela Anderson’s heartfelt drama 'The Last Showgirl' and Elton John’s documentary 'Never Too Late'. Kevin Costner's Western epic and Pedro Almodovar’s award-winning 'The Room Next Door' were also featured. New York Fashion Week kicked off with eclectic menswear designs, while Anderson .Paak made his directorial debut with 'K-Pops'.

The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) 2024 showcased a diverse array of films and talent, making waves in the entertainment industry. Pamela Anderson captivated audiences with her role in 'The Last Showgirl,' a poignant drama about a veteran Las Vegas showgirl facing an uncertain future. The film's premiere set the stage for a festival brimming with emotional storytelling.

New York Fashion Week kicked off with an eclectic mix of menswear designs, featuring influences ranging from Zanzibar beaches to the 1970s. Earthling, a Minnesota-based brand, debuted with a collection inspired by musician Prince, emphasizing leather and denim fashion.

Kevin Costner's Western epic 'Horizon: An American Saga' made headlines at the Venice Film Festival, despite its poor box office performance. Costner remained optimistic, highlighting the opportunity to premiere 'Chapter 2' at Venice. Meanwhile, Elton John dazzled on Toronto's red carpet with the premiere of his intimate documentary 'Never Too Late.'

Spanish director Pedro Almodovar triumphed at the Venice Film Festival with his English-language debut 'The Room Next Door,' tackling themes of euthanasia and climate change. The film received an 18-minute standing ovation and won the Golden Lion award. Other notable premieres included Anderson .Paak's 'K-Pops,' Orlando Bloom's gripping psychological thriller 'The Cut,' and the Darwinian survival story 'Eden' directed by Ron Howard.

(With inputs from agencies.)