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September 10, 2012
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| LATEST FESTIVAL NEWS |
| Roadside Attractions Nabs Sarah Polley's 'Stories We Tell'
The film also is acquired by Artificial Eye for the United Kingdom, Palace Films for Australia and Gutek Film for Poland.
Romance Risky Move for Susanne Bier in 'Love Is All You Need'
"I was kind of terrified to let this movie out. Because I thought: some people are going to kill me for this," the Oscar-winning director says of her rom-com starring Pierce Brosnan and Trine Dyrholm. VIDEO: THR Hosts Toronto Film Festival Cocktail Party For Top Industry Players At The Thompson Hotel
Stacey Snider, Tom Bernard, Nancy Utley and other movers-and-shakers gathered on the rooftop to celebrate TIFF.
EXCLUSIVE: Cynthia Nixon to Play Poet Emily Dickinson
British director Terence Davies wrote the screenplay and will direct the biopic "A Quiet Passion."
Celebrity Chefs Rate TIFF's Star-Driven Party Scene
Luma's Michael Bonacini and Mistura's Massimo Capra discuss how the city's dining destinations have embraced and served Hollywood royalty over the years. Kristen Stewart Says She and Robert Pattinson are 'Going to be Fine' at 'Twilight' Premiere
The 22-year-old actress has been avoiding the spotlight since the cheating scandal, but she made her first public appearance in Toronto this weekend for "On the Road," fielding questions about her "Twilight" co-star and love of three years. 'The Physician' Attracts Market Buzz
The period drama, starring Ben Kingsley and Stellan Skarsgard, has been nearly 25 years in the making. Canadian Film Panel Spotlights U.S. Box Office Traction
Filmmakers David Cronenberg and Sarah Polley and companies like Lionsgate and Imax have made Canada a global player. Now it needs Americans to know they're viewing Canadian films. Films Casting Untested Child Actors Seize Festival Spotlight from Hollywood
Young newbies cast in lead roles are stealing the show at TIFF and winning critical attention for "Satellite Boy," "Inch'Allah" and "When I Saw You." Steve Carell, Toni Collette's 'Way, Way Back' Shopped to Foreign Buyers
The ensemble film, whose script appeared on the 2010 Black List, also stars Sam Rockwell, Allison Janney, AnnaSophia Robb, Maya Rudolph, Amanda Peet, Rob Corddry, Zoe Levin and Liam James. 'Cloud Atlas' Director Lana Wachowski on Making a 'Monobrow' Film
The Matrix director said highbrow ideas and lowbrow entertainment tropes merged to turn David Mitchell's best-selling novel into the Halle Berry and Tom Hanks-starrer. |
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| LATEST FESTIVAL REVIEWS |
| Thanks for Sharing: Toronto Review
Tim Robbins, Josh Gad and Pink also star in Oscar-nominated screenwriter Stuart Blumberg's directing debut. Everyday: Toronto Review
Shirley Henderson does her best to hold everything together in a story about a family waiting for the husband/father to be released from prison.
Foxfire: Confessions of a Girl Gang: Toronto Review
This second English-language project from Cannes Golden Palm winner Laurent Cantet adapts Joyce Carol Oates’ bestselling novel. Greetings from Tim Buckley: Toronto Review
Penn Badgley and Ben Rosenfield play music legends Jeff and Tim Buckley in a dual biopic directed by Dan Algrant. Hannah Arendt: Toronto Review
German star Barbara Sukowa is magnetic as the great writer and philosoper Hannah Arendt in Margarethe Von Trotta's biopic. |
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