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Oscar Predictions via Feinberg Forecast: Updated Post Venice and Telluride, as TIFF Gets Underway
Feinberg Forecast: Scott Feinberg's updated Oscar predictions post Venice and Telluride, as TIFF gets underway.
Barbara Kopple Returns to the Picket Line
The Oscar-winning 'Harlan County' director on filming Amazon and UPS workers organizing in New York, and why she left the process "extremely hopeful.
‘Back to Buenos Aires’ Review: A Brooding Drama Revisits the Violent Days of Argentina’s Dictatorship, and the Traumas That Remained in Its Wake
Marco Bechis drew from his own experience for 'Back to Buenos Aires,' the story of a political prisoner who returns to the site of his torment.
In ‘Magazine’, Director Alexandra Pechman Brings a Bygone Era of Print Media (and the 2010s) to TIFF Audiences
A veteran of 'Vogue’ and other glossies, Alexandra Pechman talks about the joys and tumults of publishing and how the pre-iPhone era is appealing to Zoomer watchers.
Ben Silverman, Micah Green Back New Platform for Jewish Filmmakers
The Shooq platform aims to connect media projects with studios, investors, funds and philanthropists amid an apparent rise in anti-semitism.
‘Club Kid’, ‘Wicker’ Producer on Cannes Sales and When Ikea Gets In on Your Trailer Launch: “Sometimes the Internet Just Does Its Job”
With both 'Club Kid‘ and ‘The Debut‘ set to screen at TIFF, Ryan Heller talks Topic Studios’ big year, including 'Wicker’s TikTok virality.
Toronto: ‘Purgatory’ Director Navigates Warring Parents and Girl Power in Dark Divorce Comedy
Lindsey Lanzillotta's coming-of-age dramedy and debut feature stars J.K. Simmons, Ruby McGurrin, Abby Elliot and John Reynolds
Carla Woodcock Joins Kate Beckinsale, Katherine McNamara in ‘White’ (Exclusive)
Highland Film racked up multiple pre-sales for Jake West's shark survival thriller at TIFF.
Canadian Auteur Matthew Rankin Had a Fever Dream About Canadian History
Matthew Rankin TIFF 2026 film 'Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney,' screening at Toronto, sees politics as a bloodsport.
Almodóvar’s Deep Dive Into … Almodóvar
At 76, Pedro Almodóvar turns the camera on himself in 'Bitter Christmas,' premiering at TIFF — his most autobiographical film to date.