Police, Adjective: Toronto Movie Trailers

As is evident from all the mini-reviews I'm getting on my Twitter feed The Toronto International Film Festival is underway. I'll be posting some of the better Toronto coverage as it starts to pop on blogs and what not but for now I thought I'd post some trailers for the films I would be seeing if I was there.

Some of these I'll be able to see when I start my coverage of the New York Film Festival next week (so excited!) but for now I'll rely on my friends in Toronto to let me know what to expect.

The first trailer I'm going to post is for Romanian director Corneliu Porumboiu's Police, Adjective. Porumboui was last on the scene with the film 12:08 East of Bucharest.  I have heard amazing things about Police, Adjective from pals who have seen it and I will have the opportunity to check it out at the NYFF.  It tells the story of an undercover cop living in a post-communist town that is assigned to watch a teenager who offered a joint to his friends before school

I should note that the trailer below isn't in English but it gives a pretty good idea of what the general tone and feel of the film will be.