'Birds Without Names' ('Kanojo ga Sono Mei wo Shiranai Toritachi'): Film Review
Yu Aoi appears in an award-winning role as a woman seeking physical intimacy to redeem a traumatic relationship.
Sundance, Toronto to Allocate 20 Percent of Credentials to Underrepresented Critics, Says Brie Larson
In accepting Women in Film's Crystal Award for Excellence in Film, Oscar winner Brie Larson eschewed the typical awards show thank yous and instead shined the spotlight on the dearth of minority reviewers by offering solutions for change.
Toronto Film Festival: 2018 Platform Section Jury Unveiled
Margarethe von Trotta, Bela Tarr and South Korean director Lee Chang-dong will serve as the jurors to select this year's Platform winner.
Toronto Film Fest Programming Team to Feature More Women Than Men
TIFF will have 13 women and nine men picking films for its September event as the wider Canadian industry drives toward equality by 2020.
Toronto International Film Festival Names Cameron Bailey Co-Head
The fest's board is splitting power at the top as longtime CEO Piers Handling prepares to give up the TIFF throne.
Nicolas Cage Thriller 'Mandy' Nabbed by RLJE Films
Andrea Riseborough and Linus Roache also star in the film, which debuted at Sundance.
Netflix Nabs Canadian Zombie Pic 'Les Affames'
The deal comes as the video streaming giant faces controversy in French-speaking Quebec over its local investment strategy.
Sundance: Transgender Filmmaker Says Jury Prize Is "Huge Stride" for LGBTQ Portrayals
Canadian director Luis de Filippis hopes the honor will mean fewer transgender characters are "eroticized, sensationalized or vilified.”
'I, Tonya': 8 of the Film's Stars and Their Real-Life Inspirations
The movie centers on the scandal between Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan that rocked the 1994 U.S. Figure Skating Championships.
Evan Rachel Wood Wins Best Performance at Whistler Film Festival
