Stranger Things’ Sadie Sink and Taylor Swift on the red carpet

After reuniting with All to Well heroine Sadie Sink on the red carpet on Friday, the 32-year-old Grammy winner spoke about a short film directed by Swift and based on her song of the same name in the Red Taylors version . Led by TIFF CEO Cameron Bailey.

She released her fourth studio album Red in 2012.

Swift claimed that the song could not have had a visual element at the time. It took ten years of retrospective reflection to know how to visually portray that story.

And thanks to some insane confluence of all these different turns of fate, I’m very grateful that I was able to achieve that. Her film Sink, 20 portrays her as Swift’s fictional character, from Dylan O’Brien’s tragic love story with him to her tragic finale.

Last month, Swift won three MTV Video Music Awards for Best Long Form Video, Best Director and Video of the Year for her short film “All to Well.” At the upcoming awards ceremony, All to Well is also eligible for an Academy Award nomination for Best Live-Action Short Film.

When he revealed to Netflix’s Tudum in May that Swift’s The one was at the peak of last year’s Spotify Wrapped, Sink, who’s also pushing for a role in TIFF’s The Whale, previously played in the real-life Swiftie. I acknowledged something.

After her character Max escaped Vecna’s clutches in season 4, she stated that Swift’s August would be the song that would save her. Sink claimed the song really made him feel better.