5 Best Picture Oscar Winners That Launched at the Toronto Film Festival (Photos)
Toronto has become the kingmaker festival for future Best Picture contenders and winners
Slumdog Millionaire
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Gay-Rights Film ‘Pride’ Tops British Independent Film Awards
Matthew Warchus’ comedy-drama beats “The Imitation Game” as the year’s best British indie
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‘A Most Violent Year’ Named Top Film by National Board of Review
NBR’s acting awards go to Oscar Isaac, Michael Keaton, Julianne Moore, Jessica Chastain and Edward Norton
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Hugh Jackman Thinks Artificial Intelligence Is Bad News in First ‘Chappie’ Trailer (Video)
Director Neill Blomkamp’s next science fiction movie is about a gentle robot navigating the world Dev Patel brought him into
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‘Interstellar’ Lifts Off, But There’s Still No Oscar Frontrunner
Christopher Nolan’s epic has something in common with the rest of this year’s movies: It’s not an obvious winner
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‘Slumdog Millionaire’ Duo Signs First-Look Deal With FX Productions
Academy Award winners Danny Boyle and Christian Colson will develop projects across company’s stable of channels
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‘The Imitation Game’ Wins Toronto Audience Award
Runner-up honors go to “Learning to Drive” and “St. Vincent,” documentary prize to “Beats of the Antonov”
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Toronto’s First Weekend Features Some Fireworks, But We’re ‘Waiting for Greatness’
The festival has attracted stars like Denzel Washington, Melissa McCarthy, Channing Tatum and Bill Murray, but few cinematic knockouts
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Lea Michele, Rohan Chand to Lead Voice Cast of DreamWorks Animation’s Bollywood Musical (Exclusive)
The “Glee” star and “Bad Words” actor are nearing deals for Kevin Lima’s animated movie
