TIFF snaps: M.I.A. pauses, ever so briefly, for our cameras at the Roosevelt Room
M.I.A.’s in town supporting Our Day Will Come by Romain Gavras, the same French director who did her creepy ginger genocide vid for Born Free. After the premiere the crew headed to the Roosevelt Room for an after party, but M.I.A. wasn’t in much of a mood to stop and chat. Makes sense, if the film was anything like a two-hour version of Born Free, we wouldn’t be either. With M.I.A. and Gavras was an entourage of well-heeled French women and Ed Banger records founder Busy P.
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M.I.A.'s in town supporting Our Day Will Come by Romain Gavras, the same French director who did her creepy ginger genocide vid for Born Free. After the premiere the crew headed to the Roosevelt Room for an after party, but M.I.A. wasn't in much of a mood to stop and chat. Makes sense, if the film was anything like a two-hour version of Born Free, we wouldn't be either. With M.I.A. and Gavras was an entourage of well-heeled French women and Ed Banger records founder Busy P.){kind=link}