The Toronto International Film Festival on Tuesday unveiled its Masters, Mavericks, Discovery and Future Projections program lineups, as well as its Next Wave and Manifesto selections, additional films, a new venue and new ways for delegates to experience the festival.

The festival is this year adding CBC’s Glenn Gould theatre as a main location for the TIFF Industry Conference, taking place Sept. 6 to 12. The venue will host public and industry programming including the Industry Conference keynote session, Master Class, Mavericks, Telefilm’s Pitch This! on Sept. 9 and the Doc Conference on Sept. 10 and 11.

New this year, TIFF will also present official selections and special screenings in Imax. That lineup includes Keanu Reeve’s Man of Tai Chi, Alfonso Cuaron’s Gravity, Nimrod Antal’s Metallica Through the Never and Victor Fleming’s The Wizard of Oz (Oz to be shown in Imax 3D). Jason Reitman’s Live Read, which features a one-take read-through of a classic movie script with Reitman narrating stage direction, returns to the festival this year on Sept. 6 at the Ryerson Theatre. Details of the event will be unveiled at a later date.

TIFF also unveiled numbers and stats for this year’s festival, which will include 146 world premieres and films from 70 countries. That also includes 31 Canadian features, including copros, on par with last year’s 32 homegrown selections, and 42 Canadian shorts.

Masters

The Masters program includes the world premieres of Finnish director Pirjo Honkasalo’s Concrete Night and Catherine Breillat’s Abuse of Weakness. Triptyque, from Quebec filmmakers Robert Lepage and Pedro Pires, was previously announced as part of the lineup.

The full lineup is as follows:

A Touch of Sin (Tian zhu ding) Jia Zhangke, China/Japan North American Premiere

Abuse of Weakness (Abus de Faiblesse) Catherine Breillat, France/Belgium/Germany World Premiere

Bastards (Les Salauds) Claire Denis, France North American Premiere

Closed Curtain (Parde) Kambozia Partovi and Jafar Panahi, Iran North American Premiere

Concrete Night Pirjo Honkasalo, Finland/Sweden/ Denmark World Premiere

Home From Home – Chronicle of a Vision (Die Andere Heimat – Chronik einer Sehnsucht) North American Premiere Edgar Reitz, Germany/France

How Strange to be Named Federico: Scola Narrates Fellini (Che strano chiamarsi Federico: Scola racconta Fellini) Ettore Scola, Italy International Premiere

Moebius Kim Ki-duk, South Korea North American Premiere

Norte, The End of History (Norte, Hangganan ng Kasaysayan) Lav Diaz, Philippines North American Premiere

Our Sunhi (Uri Sunhi) Hong Sangsoo, South Korea North American Premiere

Mavericks

“In Mavericks, we look for lively topics and great conversationalists,” said Mavericks lead programmer Thom Powers in a statement.

True to that mandate, this year’s lineup includes a conversation with Canada’s former ambassador to Iran, Ken Taylor, in conjunction with the world premiere of Drew Taylor and Larry Weinstein’s doc Our Man in Tehran, and Ron Howard on stage to discuss Made in America.

Also part of the lineup are two “In Conversation With…” presentations, with Bollywood screen legend Irrfan Kahn and actor-filmmaker Spike Jonze, respectively. Kahn, who appears in two festival films – The Lunchbox and Qissa – will discuss his varied filmography, while Jonze will discuss his career and give a preview of his upcoming project, Her.

The full lineup is as follows:

12.12.12. (screening followed by live discussion with Harvey Weinstein)

For No Good Reason (screening followed by conversation with Ralph Steadman)

In Conversation With… Irrfan Khan

In Conversation With… Spike Jonze

InRealLife (directed by Beeban Kidron, screening)

Made in America (documentary screening followed by conversation with Ron Howard)

Our Man In Tehran (screening followed by conversation with Ken Taylor)

What is Cinema? (Qu’est ce que le cinéma?) (screening followed by conversation with director Chuck Workman)

Women & Film 40th Anniversary, preceded by I Am Somebody (discussion with Kay Armatage onstage with director Madeline Anderson)

Discovery

In all, the Discovery program features 28 first and second features. Joining previously announced Canuck features All the Wrong Reasons, Rhymes for Young Ghouls and Sarah Prefers to Run are the world premiere of John Butler’s The Stag, Mariana Chenillo’s Paradise and Manolo Nieto’s The Militant.

The full lineup is as follows:

1982 Tommy Oliver, USA World Premiere

All About the Feathers (Por las Plumas) Neto Villalobos, Costa Rica World Premiere

The Amazing Catfish (Los insólitos peces gato) Claudia Sainte-Luce, Mexico North American Premiere

Around the Block Sarah Spillane, Australia World Premiere

Bends Flora Lau, Hong Kong North American Premiere

Beneath the Harvest Sky Aron Gaudet and Gita Pullapilly, USA World Premiere

Bethlehem Yuval Adler, Israel North American Premiere

Bobô Inês Oliveira, Portugal International Premiere

Border Alessio Cremonini, Italy World Premiere

Canopy Aaron Wilson, Australia World Premiere

Fat Mark Phinney, USA World Premiere

Giraffada Rani Massalha, France/Germany/Italy/Palestine World Premiere

I Am Yours (Jeg Er Din) Iram Haq, Norway International Premiere

Ilo Ilo Anthony Chen, Singapore North American Premiere

The Militant (El Lugar Del Hijo) Manolo Nieto, Uruguay World Premiere

Miracle (Zázrak) Juraj Lehotsky, Slovakia/Czech Republic International Premiere

My Love Awaits Me by the Sea (Habibi Bistanani And il Bahar) Mais Darwazah, Germany/Jordan/Palestine/Qatar World Premiere

Of Good Report Jahmil X.T. Qubeka, South Africa International Premiere

Palo Alto Gia Coppola, USA North American Premiere

Paradise (Paraiso) Mariana Chenillo, Mexico World Premiere

Salvation Army (L’Armée du salut) Abdellah Taïa, France North American Premiere

South is Nothing (Il Sud è Niente) Fabio Mollo, France/Italy World Premiere

The Stag John Butler, Ireland World Premiere

The Summer of Flying Fish (El verano de los peces voladores) Marcela Said, Chile/France North American Premiere

Trap Street (Shuyin Jie) Vivian Qu, China North American Premiere

Future Projections

The program, which features installations from Canadian and international artists that reflect a meeting of cinema and visual arts, includes a significant selection devoted to David Cronenberg: Transformation, the visual art component of TIFF’s 2013 The Cronenberg Project.

The full list of installations is as follows:

Grosse Fatigue, Camille Henrot 2013 North American Premiere

Ralph Steadman For No Good Reason, Ralph Steadman 1970 to 2013 World Premiere

Sweat, Radical Friend 2012 World Premiere

The following installations make up David Cronenberg: Transformation.

Treatment, Candice Breitz 2013 World Premiere

Une Danse des Bouffons (or A Jester’s Dance), Marcel Dzama 2013 World Premiere

Swarm, James Coupe 2013 World Premiere

Introduction to the Memory Personality, Jeremy Shaw 2012/2013 North American Premiere

Rough Cut (Hiker Meat), Jamie Shovlin 2012-2013 World Premiere

walkthrough, Laurel Woodcock, 2013 World Premiere

Next Wave

The full lineup of films for next-gen cinemagoers is as follows:

Around the Block Sarah Spillane, Australia (Discovery) World Premiere

Beneath the Harvest Sky Aron Gaudet and Gita Pullapilly, USA (Discovery) World Premiere

Exit Marrakech Caroline Link, Germany (Special Presentations) International Premiere

The Finishers Nils Tavernier, Belgium/France (Special Presentations) World Premiere

The F Word Michael Dowse Canada/Ireland (Special Presentations) World Premiere

Giraffada Rani Massalha, France/Germany/Italy/Palestine (Discovery) World Premiere

How I Live Now Kevin Macdonald, United Kingdom (Special Presentations) World Premiere

Palo Alto Gia Coppola, USA (Discovery) North American Premiere

The Square Jehane Noujaim, Egypt/USA (TIFF Docs) World Premiere

Tracks John Curran, United Kingdom/Australia (Special Presentations) North American Premiere

Manifesto

New to the festival this year, Manifesto Community Projects has selected films that reinforce its mandate. The organization is a non-profit that brings together diverse youth communities through arts and culture,

All Is By My Side John Ridley, United Kingdom/Ireland (Special Presentations) World Premiere

Belle Amma Asante, United Kingdom (Special Presentations) World Premiere

Cristo Rey Leticia Tonos Paniagua, Dominican Republic/France/Haiti (Contemporary World Cinema) World Premiere

Empire of Dirt Peter Stebbings, Canada (Contemporary World Cinema) World Premiere

Half of a Yellow Sun Biyi Bandele, Nigeria/United Kingdom (Special Presentations) North American Premiere

Made in America Ron Howard, USA (Mavericks) World Premiere

Omar Hany Abu-Assad, Palestine (Special Presentations) North American Premiere

Starred Up David Mackenzie, United Kingdom (Special Presentations) World Premiere

Supermensch The Legend of Shep Gordon Mike Meyers, USA (Gala) World Premiere

Words and Pictures Fred Schepisi, USA (Gala) World Premiere

Who’s coming?

Get the cameras ready: Here’s a handful of the star power that will descend on the city in September.

Producers and directors:

Ahmad Abdalla, Alexandre Aja, Jennifer Baichwal, Jeff Barnaby, Jason Bateman, Stephen Broomer, Edward Burtynsky, Guillaume Canet, Bill Condon, Trevor Cornish, Yi Ding, Michael Dowse, Ralph Fiennes, James Franco, Fantavious Fritz, Jonathan Glazer, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Paul Haggis, Agnieszka Holland, Ron Howard, Max Idje, Spike Jonze, Beeban Kidron, Hirokazu Kore-Eda, John Krokidas, Bruce LaBruce, Jeremy Lalonde, Chris Landreth, Derek Lee, Robert Lepage, Caroline Link, Johnny Ma, Juno Mak, John Maloof, Bruce McDonald, Lucky McKee, Don McKellar, Steve McQueen, Richie Mehta, Errol Morris, Mike Myers, Calin Peter Netzer, Alanis Obomsawin, Randall Okita, Marcel Ophuls, Zack Parker, Sebastien Pilote, Pedro Pires, Luther Price, Vivian Qu, Keanu Reeves, Jason Reitman, Chloe Robichaud, Oskar Santos, Matthew Saville, Daniel Schechter, Gregory Smith, Jonathan Sobol, Peter Stebbings, Jean-Marc Valee, Ingrid Veninger, Denis Villeneuve, Matthew Weiner, Larry Weinstein and Alan Zweig.

Guests:

Adiren Brody, Sarah Allen, Jennifer Aniston, Jay Baruchel, Maria Bello, Annette Benning, Demian Bichir, Juliette Binoche, wayne Brady, Josh Brolin, Oierce Brosnan, Sandra Bullock, Nicolas Cage, Rohan Chand, Jessica Chastain, Tiger Chen, Thomas Haden Church, Emilia Clarke, Glenn Close, Toni Collette, Alice cooper, Marion Cotillard, Jai Courtney, Benedict Cumberbatch, Paul Dano, Xavier Dolan, Joel Edgerton, Zac Efron, Jesse Eisenberg, Dakota Fanning, Michael Fassbender, Tom Felton, Colin Firth, Will Forte, Sarah Gadon, Zach Galifianakis, Jennifer Garner, Paul Giamatti, Bob Buccione Jr., Jake Gyllenhaal, Michael C. Hall, Ed Harris, Chris Hemsworth, Terrence Howard, Penn Jjillette, Scarlett Johansson, Nicole Kidman, Taylor Kitsch, Keira Knightley, Lessica Lange, Jared Leto, Matthew McConaughey, Mila Kunis, Catherine O’Hara, Clive Owen, Sarau Paulson, Gordon Pinsent, Mark Ruffalo, Susan Sarandon, Taylor Schilling, Meryl Streep, Meg Tilly, Lars Ulrich, Kristen Wiig, Olivia Wilde, Kate Winslet, Reese Witherspoon, Kevin Zegers and Waleed F. Zuaiter.