The annual festival has unveiled another round of Galas and Special Presentations, plus star-studded Masters and Contemporary World Cinema slates.
The annual fest has (finally) announced its bookending premiere events, including a historical drama and a real-life tale of insane intrigue.
Two big studio movies and the tale of a haunted dress are among the promising genre titles in the festival’s wildest section.
Two of the festival’s signature programs will include major world premieres, including David Gordon Green’s horror film and Michael Moore’s latest documentary.
The intrepid filmmaker died while shooting what would become his final film, which will premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival this fall.
Handling singles out some highlights from a section “with a strong sense of cinematic value.”
Just four years old, the festival’s most exciting section also includes a strong showing from female directors and international rising stars.
Plus: What to make of “Christopher Robin.”
From world premieres to Cannes favorites getting a fall reintroduction, these are the movies you need to pay attention to at Venice, TIFF, and NYFF.
Kit Harington and Jacob Tremblay lead Dolan’s latest, which also stars Natalie Portman and Ben Schnetzer.
The rising Canadian filmmaker will debut her first feature at TIFF in this year’s Discovery section, starring a pair of the country’s brightest actresses.
The festival will debut Stewart’s final “Sharkwater” documentary, which the filmmaker was in the process of making when he passed away in 2017.
