‘Attica’: Filmmaker Stanley Nelson on Why the 1971 Prison Uprising Remains an ‘Evergreen’ American Story
Director Stanley Nelson tells IndieWire how the nation’s “bloodiest one-day encounter” shaped the present-day state of criminal justice.
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Toronto Film Fest Will Welcome Independent Russian Filmmakers but Ban Delegations and State Supporters
TIFF is the latest festival to weigh in amid the invasion of Ukraine.
Toronto International Film Festival Sets In-Person Return This September
This year’s TIFF will take place September 8–18.
TIFF Appoints Cameron Bailey as CEO: Leader Aims to ‘Protect’ Festival Experience While Moving Forward
Bailey’s charge: Engage audiences more widely and more often while building a TIFF for the future.
Fall Festival 2021 Deals: The Complete List of Telluride/Venice/TIFF/NYFF Purchases So Far
Many of the season’s biggest films arrived at festivals with distribution, but there’s still plenty for distributors to choose from.
Memo to Distributors: Buy These 2021 Fall Film Festival Standouts
The bulk of the fall festival season has come to a close, but some of the most exciting films to hit the circuit are still looking for homes. Buy ’em while you can!
Critics Rank the Best Films and Performances of the Fall Festivals
137 critics voted in our survey of the highlights from Venice, Telluride, TIFF, and NYFF.
TIFF 2021 Has Come and Gone, So Where Are the Deals?
A digital/in-person divide and a huge number of titles that came with distribution contributed to a festival that has yet to deliver deals.
‘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.
‘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.
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.
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.
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