Before We Go, directorial debut of Chris Evans, will premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival this month, and they’ve shared a special presentation for the movie. You can read below all the information, including a long plot summary, of the movie and also the schedule in which the film will be shown.

The engaging chemistry he shares with Eve makes Before We Go a worthy addition to the cinematic legacy of beguiling brief encounters.

FILM INFORMATION

Director(s): Chris Evans
Country: USA
Year: 2013
Language: English
Premiere Status: World Premiere
Runtime: 89 minutes
Rating: PG

CAST & CREDITS

Executive Producer: Peter Pastorelli, James McGough, Ron Bass
Producer: Chris Evans, Mark Kassen, McG, Mary Viola, Karen Baldwin, Howard Baldwin, William J. Immerman
Production Company: Wonderland Sound and Vision, RSVP Entertainment
Principal Cast: Chris Evans, Alice Eve
Screenplay: Ron Bass, Jen Smolka, Chris Shafer, Paul Vicknair
Cinematographer: John Guleserian
Editor: John Axelrad
Sound: Jerry Stein, Gary Parker, Max Stein
Music: Chris Westlake
Production Designer: Theresa Guleserian

Plot summary – Flustered and fearful after a brush with a mugger, Brooke (Alice Eve) races through Manhattan’s Grand Central Station, desperate to catch the night’s last Boston-bound train. She fails to make it in time, and inadvertently succeeds in catching the eye of Nick (Evans), a busker, who is immediately enthralled. Their chance encounter leads to an intimate odyssey through nocturnal New York, and as Brooke’s initial wariness gives way, she and Nick prove keenly attuned to one another’s personal struggles. But while their connection is undeniable, a major complication looms: another train will be along in the morning, and Brooke has a husband awaiting her return.

If you have the chance of going to the TIFF, this is the official schedule of the movie (visit the official website to purchase your tickets, click here):