The Toronto International Film Festival chugs along with more film gems and movie stars than it has a right to

Of the movies up for acquisition at the Toronto Film Festival, there is probably none with as high-octane a cast as “A Place Beyond the Pines” starring Ryan Gosling and Brad Cooper

Two-time Oscar nominee Tom Wilkinson has joined the thriller “Felony,” starring opposite the previously cast male lead Joel Edgerton

Director Mike Newell’s “Great Expectations” was bought for North American distribution by a new distributor, Outsource Media Group

The Weinstein Company has picked up a slew of rights to the French comedy “On the Other Side of the Tracks," featuring "The Intouchables" star Omar Sy

Virgil Films has picked up the U.S. rights to “Fred Won’t Move Out,” with Elliott Gould starring in a  intergenerational story shot in the director's own childhood home

FilmDistrict has acquired U.S. distribution rights to Spike Lee’s action thriller starring Josh Brolin and Elizabeth Olsen, a remake of a South Korean drama

“Out in The Dark” has been acquired for U.S. distribution by the independent distributor, Breaking Glass, the festival announced on Thursday

SundanceNow has launched a VOD documentary club where subscribers can both stream and download recent and classic films

Film was previously chosen as Lebanon's entry into Academy's Foreign-Language race

"The Island President" and "The Raid" named top documentary, midnight movie

Toronto finds an increase in deals and industry delegates, and Jennifer Hudson's Winnie Mandela biopic debuts