TIFF 2021 Lineup: ‘Dear Evan Hansen,’ ‘Tammy Faye,’ ‘The Humans,’ and More
The annual festival will open with the big screen version of the lauded musical, close with Zhang Yimou’s latest, and pack plenty more in between.
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TIFF Launches Awards Season with Denis Villeneuve Tribute
Toronto has always helped to launch Oscar contenders — 2021 is no exception.
TIFF 2021: ‘Dune’ and ‘Last Night in Soho’ Among First 12 Films Confirmed for Fall Festival
The festival leaders explain plans to continue with a hybrid format even as they play up its in-person screenings, including an IMAX event.
Memo to Distributors: Buy These 2020 Movies from TIFF and Venice
Even in a pandemic, distributors are buying movies, but these gems still deserve homes. Somebody do something!
‘Inconvenient Indian’ Review: Michelle Latimer’s Visual Love Poem to Indigenous People
TIFF: Michelle Latimer’s award-winning documentary turns Thomas King’s 2012 book into a hypnotic portrait of Canadian indigenous culture.
TIFF 2020 Report Card: Critics Rank the Best Films and Performances
137 critics and journalists voted in the survey, with results that single out buzzy festival hits and discoveries alike.
TIFF 2020 Was a Slimmed-Down Success, Complete with Oscar Contenders and Solid Sales
People’s Choice winner “Nomadland,” “Ammonite,” “Pieces of a Woman,” “One Night in Miami,” and “The Father” are among TIFF’s Oscar contenders.
‘Nomadland’ Wins TIFF’s 2020 People’s Choice Award
The festival’s big winner often goes on to receive a Best Picture nomination at the Oscars.
‘Limbo’ Review: A Deadpan Story of Migrant Struggles Both Insightful and Strange
Ben Sharrock’s quirky look at a Syrian refugee in Scotland is a touching rumination on the quest to belong in an empty world.
Fall Festival 2020 Deals: The Complete List of Venice/TIFF/NYFF Purchases So Far
Despite the circumstances, acquisitions activity out of the fall’s biggest festivals is off to a productive start.
‘Fauna’ Review: Nicolás Pereda’s Droll Farce Sends up ‘Narcos’ Fever and Celebrity Obsession
TIFF: Dry as a bone and more chuckle-inducing than haha-funny, the latest entry in the Pereda cinematic universe is a head-spinning treat.
‘City Hall’ Review: America Would Be a Better Place If Everyone Watched Wiseman’s 4.5-Hour Epic
TIFF: 90-year-old documentary legend Frederick Wiseman delivers another sprawling and enlightening work at the way society is supposed to work.
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