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Toronto: Javier Calvo, Javier Ambrossi’s ‘La Bola Negra’ Wins Audience Award
The top People's Choice honor was unveiled Sunday as TIFF wrapped its 2026 edition.
How to Do Venice Right During Festival Week
While movie stars and photogs swarm the Venice Film Festival, there are havens of peaceful luxury to be found, on the Lido and beyond
‘From Inside Out: The Architecture of Peter Zumthor’ Review: Wim Wenders’ Technically Dazzling, Slightly Dry 3D Doc
In 'From Inside Out: The Architecture of Peter Zumthor,' Wim Wenders uses 3D to take viewers into the creations of the titular architect.
‘Hombre Al Agua’ Review: Gael García Bernal’s Chaotic Mexican Dramedy Has a Hard Time Staying Above Water
Gael García Bernal directs and stars in 'Hombre El Agua,' a midlife crisis flick about a Cuban émigré in Mexico.
‘Queer Edward II’ Review: Footage of the Making of Derek Jarman’s ‘Edward II’ Finally Sees the Dark of Cinema in a Wondrous Documentary
Theo Rollason's doc 'Queer Edward II' takes a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Derek Jarman's 'Edward II.'
‘It Will Happen Tonight’ Review: Italian Auteur Nanni Moretti’s Searing and Sea-Sawing Romance Is Passionate to a Fault
Louis Garrel and Jasmine Trinca play a pair of star-crossed lovers in Nanni Moretti's romantic drama, 'It Will Happen Tonight.'
‘A Place to Heal’ Review: An Intensely Performed French Teen Psych Ward Drama That Shifts Uneasily Between Reality and Fiction
French director Cédric Kahn immersed himself in a psychiatric facility to make 'A Place to Heal,' about adolescents with emotional disorders.
‘My Undesirable Friends: Part II — Exile’ Review: War Rages On, as Does the Journalistic Resistance, in an Essential Chronicle of Reporters Under Fire
In 'My Undesirable Friends: Part II — Exile,' Julia Loktev followed Russian journalists forced to flee their country after the invasion of Ukraine.
‘Too Much Sugar’ Review: A Lively and Authentic Portrait of Small-Town America, in Which the Characters Become Masters of Their Own Stories
Director Robert Greene’s 'Too Much Sugar' mixes documentary and fiction techniques to focus on a pair of 40-something friends from rural Missouri.
‘Everest: The Other Side’ Review: A Frustrating, Guiltily Compelling Portrait of the Triumph and Tragedy of Extreme Mountaineering
'Free Solo' directors Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi hit the slopes again for their new documentary, 'Everest: The Other Side.