Several of the Canadian actors who play roles in Viggo Mortensen's film Falling showed up for the premiere of the film at TIFF Bell Lightbox and spoke ahead of the screening to the audience with Mortensen, who was there via a video link. Mortensen wrote the screenplay as well as directing and starring in Falling as John, a gay man who has to take care of his conservative father, who has dementia in his senior years.
In attendance were Toronto-born actress Gaby Velis, who plays Monica in the film; Albertan Bracken Burns who plays Jill; Piers Bijvoet from Toronto who makes his film debut as Will and Grady McKenzie from Innisfil, Ontario, who also makes his film debut in the role of young John. ~Alexandra Heilbron
All images by Emma McIntyre / Getty Wire Images for TIFF
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- Viggo Mortensen
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- Falling actors
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- Bracken Burns
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- Gaby Velis
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- Grady McKenzie
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- Piers Bijvoet
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2020 tiff, Bracken Burns, Falling, Gaby Velis, Grady McKenzie, Piers Bijvoet, Viggo Mortensen
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