After circulating through Venice and Toronto to great, albeit controversial buzz, Todd Phillips’ The Joker is finally set for wide...

When one thinks of the great Julie Delpy, her work as an actress is likely what comes to mind for most people. But every couple of years,...

Norwegian filmmaker Jorunn Myklebust Syversen has been emerging onto the world stage as a powerful voice in cinema. Her first feature...

The prospects of seeing an Israelian rock musical with references to both La La Land and The Umbrellas of Cherbourg should be exciting to...

It’s been six years since Anthony Chen made his award-winning feature film debut, Ilo Ilo, and he finally returns to the cinematic stage...

Anna Maguire (director) and Julia Lederer (writer) are both at TIFF to promote their short film It's Nothing, which is screening as part...

Capturing the mundane nuances of urban/suburban life doesn’t always make for the most compelling cinema. But when it’s done right, these...

Ra Vincent is one of the most prominent production designers working in the industry, having started his filmmaking career as a sculptor...

With an already established career producing music videos and directing short films, Oualid Mouaness presents his first full length...

As a Canadian, I’m embarrassed to admit that my exposure to Indigenous cinema has been rather limited. Part of this has to do with the...

Finnish filmmaker Zaida Bergroth returns to TIFF with Maria's Paradise, a film profiling the rise and fall of evangelical cult leader...

Films about war and separation have almost become a quiet subgenre of cinema. Whether it’s the pain of separating from one’s family,...