‘Sunset’ Film Review: ‘Son of Saul’ Director Keeps His Characters, and Audience, Off Balance
Director Laszlo Nemes’ period drama is his first film since the Oscar-winning “Son of Saul”
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‘Gloria Bell’ Film Review: Julianne Moore Shines Quietly in Remake of Chilean Drama
Oscar-winning director Sebastian Lelio (“A Fantastic Woman”) makes an English-language version of his exceptional 2013 Chilean film
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‘Greta’ Film Review: Neil Jordan’s Psycho Stalker Flick Is Bloody Good Fun
Chloe Grace Moretz and Isabelle Huppert star in Jordan’s riff on horror-movie cliches
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Penélope Cruz on ‘Everybody Knows’ Director: ‘He’s Demanding in a Very Good Way’ (Video)
TIFF 2018: “He’s very special, very clever,” Cruz says of director Asghar Farhadi
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‘Never Look Away’ Film Review: ‘Lives of Others’ Director Returns With Bold Tale of Art and Love
Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck tells a slow but beautiful story set in Germany in the middle of the 20th century
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‘Ben Is Back’ Film Review: Julia Roberts Goes for Broke in Another Troubled Teen Movie
Lucas Hedges also stars in the family drama about drug addiction, which was directed by his father Peter Hedges
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‘Widows’ Film Review: Viola Davis, Steve McQueen Team Up for a Curious Heist Movie
Davis leads a gang forced to pull off a complex theft, but her director is more interested in obsessions than robberies
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‘Green Book’ Film Review: Viggo Mortensen and Mahershala Ali Take a Perilous Road Trip Through the Deep South
“Dumb and Dumber” director Peter Farrelly gets serious with this fact-based look at a Bronx bouncer discovering the dangers of the Civil Rights-era South
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‘Beautiful Boy’ Film Review: Timothée Chalamet and Steve Carell Shine in Harrowing Look at Addiction
Latest from director Felix van Groeningen adapts the twin memoirs by veteran journalist David Sheff and his son Nic
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Elisabeth Moss Drama ‘Her Smell’ Lands at Gunpowder & Sky
Toronto Film Festival 2018: Film also stars Cara Delevingne, Dan Stevens and Amber Heard
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Director Keith Behrman on the Dream That Inspired ‘Giant Little Ones’ (Video)
TIFF ’18: “I had a dream when I heard a voice of a young man talking to his mother in the kitchen and I woke up the next morning and I wrote it down”
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Dev Patel and ‘The Wedding Guest’ Co-Star Radhika Apte Feel Fortunate for Diversity Shift in Hollywood (Video)
TIFF ’18: “These are the kind of stories that never would have been told in Hollywood,” Patel tells TheWrap
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Werner Herzog Says Mikhail Gorbachev Is Filled With ‘Existential Solitude’ (Video)
TIFF ’18: “You can not face one man of such monumental importance of politics in the 20th Century without being well prepared,” Herzog tells TheWrap
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‘High Life': How Robert Pattinson Helped Cast the Sci-Fi Drama (Exclusive Video)
Toronto Film Festival 2018: “The night before we started shooting, we didn’t even have a baby!”
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‘Hold the Dark’ Film Review: Frigid Missing-Child Thriller Disappoints
Toronto Film Festival 2018: This chilly Netflix crime drama feels like a letdown from the director of “Green Room” and “Blue Ruin”
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Damien Chazelle Aims to Show Neil Armstrong’s ‘Normalcy and Quotidian Reality’ in ‘First Man’ (Video)
“I got a sense of such sacrifice, such loss, such hardships, such trauma at time,” filmmaker says of legendary astronaut
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Ben Mendelsohn Takes a Welcome Break From Playing Bad Guys in ‘The Land of Steady Habits’ (Video)
TIFF ’18: “You only get to play these pieces a certain number of times,” Mendelsohn tells TheWrap
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‘Wild Rose’ Writer Explains How ‘X Factor’ Inspired Buzzy Drama (Exclusive Video)
Toronto Film Festival 2018: Star Jessie Buckley talks about how she transformed into a Nashville country singer
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Elle Fanning Tells Us Why She Admires Her Unlikable ‘Teen Spirit’ Character (Video)
TIFF ’18: “She’s not necessarily your typical girl in school that would be super popular. She’s harsh,” Fanning tells TheWrap
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‘Fahrenheit 11/9’ Review: Michael Moore’s New Movie Is About a Lot More Than Donald Trump
The angry film starts with the president but grows into a sprawling indictment of the system that led to his election, and maybe even a prescription for change
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‘Driven’ Director Found Humor and Tension in John DeLorean’s Cocaine-Fueled Story (Video)
TIFF ’18: “This is a man who created his downfall through a huge act of hubris,” director Nick Hamm says of famed carmaker
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A24 Picks up British Horror Dress Film ‘In Fabric’
Toronto Film Festival 2018: Film follows the perfect gown as it unleashes a malevolent curse and unstoppable evil
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‘Green Book’ Wins Toronto Film Festival’s People’s Choice Award
Toronto Film Festival 2018: Nine of the last 10 winners have gone on to receive Oscar Best Picture nominations, and three have won
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Maggie Gyllenhaal: ‘Kindergarten Teacher’ Is What Happens When a Woman Is ‘Starving’ to Be Heard (Video)
Toronto Film Festival 2018: “This is what’s on the table if you don’t ‘feed’ us,” Gyllenhaal tells TheWrap
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Jamie Bell’s Drama ‘Donnybrook’ Sells to IFC Films
Toronto Film Festival 2018: Distributor will release film in theaters in 2019
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Nicole Kidman on Physical Transformation in ‘Destroyer': ‘It’s My Job to Push Through’ (Video)
TIFF 2018: Oscar winner tells TheWrap she hopes prosthetics for role don’t distract from her performance
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‘The Children Act’ Film Review: Emma Thompson Grapples With Conscience in Sluggish Legal Drama
Ian McEwan adapts his own novel about a conflicted judge, but for all the beating gavels, there’s no pulse here
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‘Where Hands Touch’ Film Review: Amandla Stenberg Packs Emotion in Earnest Holocaust Drama
Toronto Film Festival 2018: Director Amma Asante (“Belle”) shares an intimate story of Afro-German persecution during WWII
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Alfonso Cuaron Says Yes, People Told Him He Was Nuts to Make ‘Roma’
Toronto Film Festival 2018: “I said to people close to me, ‘I have the opportunity to do this now, but I doubt that this is really going to connect in any way,'” says Cuaron of his meticulously detailed, black-and-white memory play
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‘The Land of Steady Habits’ Film Review: Nicole Holofcener Turns Her Sharp Eye Toward Masculine Identity Crises
Toronto Film Festival 2018: Ben Mendelsohn and Edie Falco star as unhappy suburbanites, in an “Ice Storm” for our age
