Toronto International Film Festival
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Sundance: 'The Climb' Screening, Q&A Set for Nationwide Theatrical Simulcast
The festival collaboration between Sony Pictures Classics and Trafalgar Releasing comes ahead of a commercial theatrical release in March.
Toronto Festival Signs Exclusive Deal With FilmFreeway for Movie Submissions
Filmmakers will be able to apply to the prestigious September event from around the world via one website through 2022.
Film Review: 'Zana'
Kosovo's official Oscar submission is a somber family drama with psychological horror overtones.
'Antigone': Film Review
Winner of best Canadian feature honors at the Toronto International Film Festival, the country's submission for consideration in the international feature film Oscar category reimagines the story of Sophocles' tragic antihero in 21st-century Quebec.
'The Capote Tapes' Doc Lands at Greenwich Entertainment
Ebs Burnough's film portrait of Truman Capote, with interviews conducted by George Plimpton, is set for a 2020 theatrical release.
'Ford v Ferrari': 6 of the Film's Stars and Their Real-Life Inspirations
The film explores how a team of tenacious individuals, led by an American automobile company, beat out the world's fastest car.
Russo Brothers' War Thriller 'Mosul' Lands at David Glasser's 101 Studios
Director Matthew Michael Carnahan's Arabic-language, Iraq-set movie is based on a New Yorker article and is produced by Anthony Russo and Joe Russo.
Netflix, Toronto Film Fest Partner to Develop Local Movie Talent
A three-year deal will see the U.S. streamer invest in TIFF's Canadian film industry programs, despite opposition from major festival sponsors.
'The Twentieth Century': Film Review
Director Matthew Rankin's debut took home the Best Canadian First Feature prize in Toronto.
'I Am Not Alone': Film Review
Garin Hovannisian's first feature-length documentary, which premiered in Toronto, follows an Armenian opposition leader as he galvanizes his put-upon fellow citizens.
