Report From Toronto
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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
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Robert Pattinson’s Sci-Fi Drama ‘High Life’ Lands at A24
Toronto Film Festival 2018: Claire Denis’ English-language debut also stars Juliette Binoche
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89 Stunning Portraits From TheWrap’s Toronto Studio (Exclusive Photos)
Toronto Film Festival 2018: Maggie Gyllenhaal, Elle Fanning, Robert Pattinson and more stop by our studio
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Michelle Rodriguez Explains Why Steve McQueen Is Such a Unique Director (Video)
TIFF 2018: “Widows” star says McQueen has the ability to see the potential of the actors he works with
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Alexander Skarsgard, Jesse Eisenberg Film ‘The Hummingbird Project’ Heads to The Orchard
Toronto Film Festival 2018: Film directed by Kim Nguyen also stars Salma Hayek
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Jamie Bell’s ‘Skin’ Lands at A24, DirecTV for Domestic Rights
Toronto Film Festival 2018: Film is based on true story of a former skinhead
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Errol Morris on Steve Bannon in ‘American Dharma’ Doc: He’s ‘Deeply Disturbing’
Toronto Film Festival: Waxword debated Errol Morris about his revealing new doc
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Saban Films, DirecTV Acquire Johnny Depp’s ‘Richard Says Goodbye’
Toronto Film Festival 2018: Drama stars Depp as a terminally ill college professor who cuts loose
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Toronto 2018: Here’s Every Movie Sold So Far, From ‘Wild Rose’ to ‘Stan & Ollie’
Usual suspects Neon, Magnolia and Sony Pictures Classics are making waves
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Magnolia Pictures Acquires Epic Foreign Sci-Fi ‘Aniara’
Toronto Film Festival 2018: Film is described as veering from satire to action, and horror to tragedy
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Psychological Thriller ‘Freaks’ Lands at Well Go USA for Roughly $2 Million
Toronto Film Festival 2018: Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein directed film
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‘Woman at War’ Film Review: Goofy Icelandic Ecoterrorism Thriller Is a Beautiful Hoot
Toronto Film Festival 2018: Director Benedikt Erlingsson has a fabulous eye and a taste for deadpan absurdity
