‘Belfast’ Wins TIFF 2021 People’s Choice Award
Over the last nine years, every top TIFF winner has gone on to be nominated for the Best Picture Oscar.
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‘One Second’ Review: Zhang Yimou’s Censored Ode to the Power of Cinema Finally Sees the Light of Day
TIFF: Two years after its premiere was cancelled on account of “technical problems,” Zhang Yimou reveals his most intimate film in decades.
Frank Grillo Slams ‘Copshop’ for Editing His ‘Colorful’ Performance
Release the Joe Carnahan cut? Post-production on the action-thriller apparently amounted to a “castrated” version of Grillo’s turn.
Daniel Craig Bids Emotional Goodbye to James Bond in ‘No Time to Die’ Set Video — Watch
The 25th Bond film will also be Daniel Craig’s last round as 007.
‘Dune’ Is One of Hans Zimmer’s Most Ambitious Scores, and It’s Now Streaming: Listen Here
“The sound of ‘Dune’ wraps itself around you in a way that I haven’t ever experienced before, and now you finally get to hear it,” Zimmer said.
Steven Soderbergh Reintroduces His Cult Classic ‘Kafka’ After Decades of Tinkering
TIFF: Soderbergh’s maligned 1991 follow-up to “sex, lies, and videotape” gets a whole new life thanks to the filmmaker’s revisionist perfectionism.
Justin Chon’s Encounters with Racism in Hollywood Led Him to Make Indies Like ‘Blue Bayou’
Chon also tells IndieWire about why it was essential to situate his story of a Korean adoptee being torn from the U.S. in Louisiana.
TIFF 2021: In a Weird Year for Festivals, Filmmakers and Programmers Defend the Exclusive Physical Event
Despite plenty of naysayers and daunting physical challenges, the festival managed to have an impact on several levels.
‘Wolf’ Review: George MacKay and Lily-Rose Depp Give Full-Bodied Performances in Identity Drama
TIFF: Nathalie Biancheri’s fascinating sophomore effort hinges on the fully committed performances of her two talented stars.
‘Little Girl’ Review: Arrestingly Tender Vérité Documentary on Trans Childhood
Now opening at New York’s Film Forum, French auteur Sébastien Lifshitz’s nonfiction triumph plays like a narrative feature.
‘Shang-Chi’: How Marvel Created Its First Dragons and the Adorable, Furry Morris
Director Destin Daniel Cretton and the VFX team discuss the Great Protector, the Dweller in Darkness, and Morris, the new Baby Groot.
‘Dune’ Has Opened in 17 Countries — Why Is Domestic Five Weeks Later?
The delay comes from several factors that suggest the delicate nature of Warner Bros.’ release pattern, including piracy concerns.
