‘The Death and Life of John F. Donovan’ Review: Xavier Dolan’s Worst Movie Stars Kit Harington as a Depressed TV Star
TIFF: This long-delayed project from the Canadian auteur wasn’t worth the wait.
TIFF: This long-delayed project from the Canadian auteur wasn’t worth the wait.
Dolan’s new film, “The Death and Life of John F. Donovan,” is having its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Kit Harington and Jacob Tremblay lead Dolan’s latest, which also stars Natalie Portman and Ben Schnetzer.
Andy Muschietti is back in the director’s chair for the horror sequel, which is set for release in September 2019.
The filmmaker explains why, despite a warm reception by the festival, his team decided Cannes wasn’t the place to premiere.
The May cinephile gathering is just around the corner, so get your auteur scorecard ready. Here are some of the most anticipated international offerings we hope will make the cut.
Dolan explains why the new LGBTQ romance is such a milestone and wishes he had a film like it when he was a teenager.
The youngest Best Actor Oscar nominee in decades sits down with two of his biggest idols as part of this months’ V Man cover story.
Dolan says the decision “has nothing to do with” her performance.
Exclusive: The “Mommy” director writes about his 8 favorite films of the year, including “It” and “Lady Bird.”
“It” is smashing records at the box office and making big fans out of Cannes-winning auteurs like Xavier Dolan.
The Canadian wunderkind will attend a career-spanning chat at the Rome Film Festival. Plus: more big news from around the festival circuit.