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“ The Life of Chuck ,” a feel-good apocalyptic story starring Tom Hiddleston and directed by Mike Flanagan, took home the Toronto International Film Festival’s people’s choice award.

El premio del público del Festival Internacional de Cine de Toronto (TIFF) fue para “The Life of Chuck”, lo que le dio a la adaptación de Mike Flanagan de Stephen King uno de los premios más vistos del circuito de festivales de cine del año.

Mike Flanagan’s The Life Of Chuck picked up the top People’s Choice honor Sunday at the Toronto Film Festival as its 2024 edition wrapped with renewed celebrity heat but still in the shadow of Venice and Cannes.