‘Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri’ Wins Audience Award at the Toronto Film Festival
TIFF 2017: Other winners include “Sweet Country,” “Faces Places,” “Bodied” and “The Disaster Artist”
Toronto International Film Festival
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‘Breath’ Toronto Review: Simon Baker’s Surfing Drama Is Laid-Back but Entrancing
TIFF 2017: The “Mentalist” star makes his directorial debut with a coming-of-age drama that finds most of its action in the waves
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‘mother!’ Review: Jennifer Lawrence Horror Flick in All Its Glorious Insanity
Darren Aronofsky’s deranged home-invasion tale stunned TIFF audiences just as it did at the Venice Film Festival
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Guillermo del Toro’s ‘The Shape of Water’ Brings Tears, F-Bombs to Toronto
TIFF 2017: “She’s not a Disney f—ing princess,” director says of the character played by Sally Hawkins in his romantic fantasy
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Toronto Movie Market Update: $50 Million Spent So Far, But No Mega-Deals
TIFF 2017: Netflix and Byron Allen shop in Toronto but reviews fail to raise prices
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‘The Current War’ Toronto Review: Benedict Cumberbatch Sparks Quirky Historical Drama
Director Alfonso Gomez-Rejon tries to bring his indie sensibility to the tale of Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse
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‘Outside In’ Toronto Review: Edie Falco, Jay Duplass Shine in Quiet Drama
In director Lynn Shelton’s story of a man struggling to adjust to life after prison, the comedy is toned down but the naturalism and understatement remain
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‘The Death of Stalin’ Review: Is This 1950s Russia, or Today’s Washington?
Toronto Film Festival: The new satire from “Veep” creator Armando Iannucci is a reminder that politics is always full of dangerous buffoons
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‘The Breadwinner’ Toronto Review: Vibrant Animated Movie May Force Oscar Attention
Set in war-torn Afghanistan under Taliban rule, Nora Twomey’s film is a beautiful but troubling look at a people’s fight to survive
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‘Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami’ Gives Toronto a Big Dose of Disco Diva
Sophie Fiennes’ fragmented portrait is an art-doc, not a standard music film — which is pretty much what its subject deserves
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‘On Chesil Beach’ Toronto Review: Saoirse Ronan Drama Only Starts Out Like a Sex Comedy
After a light beginning as a nervous young couple approaches the wedding bed, the touching Ian McEwan adaptation gets darker and sadder
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‘Borg/McEnroe’ Toronto Review: Shia LaBeouf Tennis Movie Mixes Backhands With Psychoanalysis
TIFF’s opening-night movie sets out to encapsulate the troubled journeys of Bjorn Borg and John McEnroe within one epic Wimbledon match
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Oscar Season Hits Toronto: 25 TIFF Movies With a Lot to Prove
“The Shape of Water,” “Roman J. Israel, Esq.” and “mother!” are among the films heading to Toronto with high stakes for awards season
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‘Dunkirk’ Joins Toronto Film Festival Lineup to Celebrate IMAX Anniversary
Christopher Nolan’s film will screen at the world’s first permanent IMAX theater, which has been restored and will soon reopen
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Lady Gaga Movie and Performance Added to Toronto Film Festival Lineup
Gaga will perform after the Toronto world premiere of the documentary “Gaga: Five Foot Two” on September 8
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Toronto Film Festival Adds International Films, Talks With Angelina Jolie and Javier Bardem
Final TIFF additions bring the festival’s total to 255 feature films from 74 different countries, screening from Sept. 7-17
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Aaron Sorkin, Brie Larson, Louis CK Movies Added to Toronto Film Festival Lineup
Jessica Chastain, Nicole Kidman, Samuel L. Jackson, Colin Farrell, Helen Mirren, Jason Clarke and Willem Dafoe are among the stars featured in new TIFF films
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Toronto Film Festival’s Canadian Content to Include New Margaret Atwood Adaptation
“Alias Grace” will join high school comedy “Public Schooled” and documentary “The Carter Effect” in TIFF lineup
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‘The Disaster Artist,’ ‘Super-Size Me 2’ Added to Toronto Film Festival Lineup
Other films added to TIFF lineup include Eminem’s rap satire “Bodied” and documentaries by Brett Morgen, Frederick Wiseman and Lili Fini Zanuck
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Shia LaBeouf’s ‘Borg McEnroe’ to Open Toronto Film Festival
Film directed by Janus Metz will be Opening Night Gala film
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Toronto Film Festival Books Films From George Clooney, Guillermo del Toro, Angelina Jolie
Matt Damon, Jessica Chastain, Jennifer Lawrence, Emma Stone, Gary Oldman and Daniel Craig are among the stars with films heading to Toronto
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‘Tramps’ Review: A Guy, a Girl, a Briefcase and a Transporting NYC Romance
Toronto 2016: Adam Leon’s follow-up to his award-winning debut feature “Gimme the Loot” is another charismatic Big Apple caper
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Bill Marshall, TIFF Founder, Dies at 77
Toronto International Film Festival’s retired chairman suffered cardiac arrest
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‘Sing’ Review: Illumination’s Animated Musical Doesn’t Need Minions to Charm
With this touching and emotional film, Chris Meledandri’s company takes a big step up
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‘Edge of Seventeen’ Review: Woody Harrelson Steals Angsty High School Comedy
Toronto 2016: Kelly Fremon Craig’s coming-of-age film stars Hailee Steinfeld, but a laconic Harrelson is its clear MVP
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‘Moonlight’ Review: Barry Jenkins Tracks a Tragic Childhood in Powerful Film
The writer-director of “Medicine for Melancholy” skillfully and hauntingly examines the pain of being raised by a drug addict in a homophobic community
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‘Before the Flood’ Review: Leonardo DiCaprio Brings Star Power to Climate-Change Wars
Toronto 2016: DiCaprio and director Fisher Stevens want to make a political impact
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‘Mascots’ Review: Christopher Guest Is at It Again, This Time With Team Spirit
The director returns to the style that created “Waiting for Guffman” and “Best in Show” for the first time in a decade
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Toronto Film Festival: 10 Films That Got a Boost, 5 That Didn’t
Toronto 2016: “La La Land,” “Snowden,” “Jackie” and “The Birth of a Nation” were among the films that headed north in search of Oscar buzz — but how did they fare?
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‘La La Land’ Wins Toronto Audience Award
Toronto 2016: Other TIFF winners include “Jackie,” “Free Fire” and “I Am Not Your Negro”
