A 17-year-old son of an Oscar-winning actor drew notice for his likeness to his father when the pair attended the Toronto Film Festival on Friday, posing together on the red carpet for the premiere of The Lost Carpet.

Photographs from the event showed the teenager closely resembling the 55-year-old actor, whose early career included roles in Dazed and Confused and A Time to Kill and who later won an Academy Award. The father and son, joined by family, smiled for photographers and posed together before the festival screening.

The teen is the eldest of three siblings. His mother is a Brazilian-American model and designer; both parents have previously discussed their parenting approaches in public interviews. The son has taken early steps into acting, earning a role in the 2017 children’s film Way of the Warrior Kid, in which he appeared as a younger version of his father, according to published reports.

The appearance at Toronto follows a trend of well-known actors attending festivals with family members, where physical resemblance between generations often draws media attention. The event offered an opportunity for the father to promote his work while family members accompanied him to the screening.

The Toronto Film Festival, held annually in early September, is a major industry event that features premieres, press appearances and red-carpet moments. Filmmakers and performers often use the platform to debut projects and engage with international press and audiences.

Representatives for the family did not issue statements at the time of the festival about the outing. No additional casting or career plans for the teen were announced at the screening.

Photos of the pair circulated widely on social media and in entertainment outlets following the premiere, with commentary largely focused on the similarity in appearance between father and son. The father’s filmography and the mother’s public profile have been part of previous coverage about the family’s private life and parenting philosophy.

The Lost Carpet screening at Toronto was one of several festival events that attracted significant celebrity attendance this year. Festival programming and subsequent media coverage are expected to continue through the weekend.