Toronto Film Festival
‘How We Stand’ Director on Recasting 1950s American Indians Relocation Legacy: “It’s Such an Epic Story”
Marie Clements' drama about a single mother and three daughters separated by tragedy will world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival.
‘Back in Black’ Director on Lovable Serial Killer Doing “Bad Things for the Right Reasons” in Christopher Walken-Starrer
Jane Curtin Ella Ballentine also feature in Ron Murphy's debut feature set for a world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival.
Fina Strazza to Star in, Produce Romantic Drama ‘Any Way You Want Me’ (Exclusive)
‘Fear Street: Prom Queen’ will star Fina Strazza, who is also producing the indie written and directed by mother Rana Strazza, shopped at TIFF market.
Toronto: Irene Dionisio’s ‘IDDA’ Lands at FilmClub Distribuzione for Italy (Exclusive)
Italian filmmaker’s second narrative feature had a world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival as part of the Platform competition.
‘Happily Ever After’ Star Shuhua Yeh Makes the Leap From K-pop Idol to Actress: “It’s Really Happening”
K-pop star Shuhua speaks with The Hollywood Reporter about making her long-awaited acting debut in the TIFF premiering 'Happily Ever After.'
Toronto: Indigenous Directors Flex Artistry With Bigger-Budget Films
Canadian indigenous actors and filmmakers are showcasing their storytelling traditions at TIFF with eight titles in the official lineup.
‘Look Back’ Breakouts Furi Nanase and Rokka Okada on Growing Up on a Hirokazu Koreeda Set
In Hirokazu Koreeda’s film 'Look Back,' Furi Nanase, Rokka Okada play aspiring manga artists whose rivalry blossoms into a defining friendship.
Zack Snyder Goes Indie: No Green Screen, No Video Village and No Slow-Motion Shots (Exclusive)
Zack Snyder, the filmmaker behind DC mega-movies, goes indie and talks with THR about his upcoming film, 'The Last Photograph.'
‘The Surgeon’ Review: Michelle Yeoh Plays a Kidnapped Doctor Trying to Outwit Her Captors in Deliriously Fun Genre-Bender
Michelle Yeoh plays a doctor forced to outwit her captors in Roshan Sethi's genre-bending 'The Surgeon.'
‘Misty Green’ Review: Rosalind Eleazar Is a Revelation in Chris Rock’s Sharply Observed Love-Hate Portrait of the Hollywood Hustle
Rosalind Eleazar plays the title role in Chris Rock's 'Misty Green,' about a talented but self-sabotaging L.