Harvey Weinstein Accusations: How Film Festival Environments Provided a Backdrop For Sexual Assault
Sundance, Cannes, and Toronto all come up in stories featuring allegations against Weinstein. How did those settings empower him?
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Memo to Distributors: Buy These 2017 TIFF Movies
So far, these Toronto International Film Festival highlights don’t have distribution. Here’s our usual plea to change that.
‘Mom and Dad’ Review: Nicolas Cage Goes Nuts in Cartoonish Zombie Thriller — TIFF
The “Crank” co-director is back with another wacky, boundary-pushing cinematic experience.
Fox Searchlight Rebounds From ‘Birth of a Nation’ and Returns as a Major Oscar Player
One year after “The Birth of a Nation” disaster, the indie distributor returned to dominate Venice, Telluride, and TIFF.
TIFF 2017 Report Card: Critics Rank the Best Films and Performances
36 critics voted in IndieWire’s annual survey, showcasing a range of anticipated fall movies.
Jew is the Warmest Color: How Sebastian Lelio Choreographed Rachel Weisz and Rachel McAdams in the Wildest Sex Scene of the Year
IndieWire talks to the director of “Disobedience” about the six-minute sex scene that became the talk of this year’s TIFF.
TIFF 2017 Awards: ‘Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri’ Wins the Coveted People’s Choice Award
“I, Tonya” was the runner-up.
‘The Wife’ Review: Glenn Close is Exquisite In This Literary Drama — TIFF
The movie may be a soft lob down the middle, but Close makes something more out of it.
‘Outside In’ Review: Edie Falco and Jay Duplass Find Forbidden Love in Lynn Shelton’s Tender Drama — TIFF
Both actors deliver some of their best work in Shelton’s understated film.
When Female-Directed Shows Like ‘The Deuce’ and ‘Alias Grace’ Take On Sex, They’re Not Afraid to Make It Scary
TIFF: Three of the series which premiered in the Primetime lineup explored the consequences of sex beyond simple pleasure.
How TIFF Changed the Oscar Race — IndieWire’s Movie Podcast (Screen Talk Episode 165)
With the biggest festival of the fall behind us, we debate the winners and losers as Oscar season takes flight.
Margaret Atwood on ‘Alias Grace’: ‘If I Had Known the Truth, I Wouldn’t Have Written a Book’
TIFF: At the world premiere of the upcoming CBC/Netflix miniseries, Atwood and showrunner Sarah Polley explained why no narrator can be trusted.
