Clive is back
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He was at TIFF last year, saw him when he hit up a few parties including Soho House/Grey Goose and InStyle, and has returned to Toronto this year with Trust, directed by David Schwimmer about a girl who is the victim of an online perv. Clive and Catherine Keener play the parents.
Clive will f-ck that dude up. Hopefully. The trailer is below. And it’s not an easy one. Particularly if you are a parent. The father, the suggestion of vigilante justice, the fact that no justice can undo what’s done...
You will note, in just a minute and a half though how perfectly cast it is. Not only because of Clive, but because he and Catherine Keener, always, always excellent, seem to have captured it, even in such a short clip, so well with so few words.
I want to see. But I’m scared I’ll be scared.
This is Clive arriving today in Toronto.
Photos from Punkd Images
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