2026
Toronto: Anti-Trumpists Are Suddenly Big Progressive Documentary Funders
Anti-Trumpists have become a new, growing source of funding for political documentaries, Kino Lorber head Richard Lorber said at a 2026 TIFF panel.
‘High Value Target: The Hunt for Saddam’ Review: Joel Kinnaman Plays the CIA Analyst Who Interrogated Saddam Hussein in TNT’s Clumsy Miniseries
TNT's 'High Value Target: The Hunt for Saddam' is an eight-part drama about the man (played by Joel Kinnaman) who interviewed Saddam Hussein.
CBS Argues First Amendment Protections in Bid to Dismiss ‘Matlock’ Writer Lawsuit Over Allegedly Racist Comments
The studio stressed that its decision to stop employing John Lowe is a creative choice.
Why ‘La Gradiva,’ the Surprise Sensation of Cannes, Is Now the Essential Debut of the Fall
The spellbinding teen drama makes its North American premiere at TIFF on Monday, the beginning of an underdog awards run for Marine Atlan's debut.
‘Star Trek’ at 60: ‘Strange New Worlds’ Co-Creator Akiva Goldsman on Why It Keeps Boldly Going
As 'Star Trek' celebrates its 60th anniversary, Akiva Goldsman talks about what's next for the franchise.
Warner Bros. Chiefs Double Down On Film Strategy: “We Really Believe In An Eclectic Slate”
Pamela Abdy and fellow Warners chief Michael De Luca delivered a keynote address at the Toronto Film Festival on Friday.
François Arnaud Boards Mike Birbiglia’s Focus Features Comedy ‘Old Friends New Friends’ (Exclusive)
François Arnaud has boarded Mike Birbiglia's Focus Features comedy 'Old Friends New Friends,' The Hollywood Reporter has exclusively learned.
Venice Days: María Aparicio’s ‘Sometimes Sadness, Sometimes Rebellion’ Wins GdA Director’s Award
Venice's GdA Director's Award and cash prize of 20,000 Euros has gone to Maria Aparicio and Mubi's 'Sometimes Sadness, Sometimes Rebellion.
Toronto: Global Media Producers Urge Stronger Local Content Laws to Fend Off Streaming Domination
consortium of 23 industry groups warned ubiquity of global streaming services puts local stories at risk
Cynthia Erivo’s First Film Since ‘Wicked’ Required Her to Go Dark, Deep and Fearless: “I’d Feel Sick and Angry”
The two-time Oscar nominee found safety and support in the making of Prima Facie, which offers an unflinching look at the aftermath of sexual assault.