Belfast

Um,

has, has an international language film won the people's choice in recent years? Like I, I, I'm thinking back like, so last year, Hamnet, the year before Life of Chuck, American Fiction, Fableman's, Belfast, No Bad Land, Jojo Rabbit, Green Book.

We're starting to see, uh, some of these are a little, a little divisive in retrospect, Three Billboards, La La Land, Room.

Like, I don't, like I'm, we're over 10 years back now and, uh, Okay, so 2011, we have Where Do We Go Now, which is a Lebanese film.

It would probably be inappropriate.

Beautifully played here by Catriona Balfe, who was nominated for a Golden Globe and a BAFTA for her part in Kenneth Branagh's Belfast.

Anyway, his daughters, John's half-sisters, comprise of Eleanor, Daisy Edgar-Jones, the flighty and histrionic Marianne, played by Esme Creed Miles, and the youngest, Margaret, courtesy of Bodie Rae Brecknock, who I previously praised for her work opposite Jason Statham in Shelter.

I thought she was a highlight in that film.

This is, these are the winners of past Toronto's People's Choice Awards at the festival: Chariots of Fire, The Big Chill, Places in the Heart, The Princess Bride, Roger and Me, The Fisher King, Shine, Life is Beautiful, American Beauty, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Amélie, Hotel Rwanda, Slumdog Millionaire, which won Best Picture also at the Oscars, Precious, The King's Speech won.

You have Silver Linings Playbook, 12 Years a Slave, The Imitation Game, Room, La La Land, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, Green Book, Jojo Rabbit, Nomadland, Belfast, The Fabelmans, American Fiction, and last year, of course, was Hamnet.

So I think Toronto knows what it's talking about, right? Look at all those winners.

Amazing.