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What’s Next for Toronto Film Fest at 50 Years?
TIFF organizers say they have the strategy to keep the Hollywood star-driven event relevant in the TikTok era, including an official content market to launch in 2026.
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Toronto Film Festival Faces Search for New Press/Industry Film Screening Venue
Scotiabank Theatre, TIFF’s longtime venue for P&I screenings, is set to be demolished to make way for a twin condominium development.
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“Rape, Violence, Abuse”: The Threats That Led the Toronto Film Festival to Pull ‘Russians at War’
TIFF CEO Cameron Bailey said “hundreds” of threats against staff led to the festival's unprecedented decision to pull Anastasia Trofimova’s controversial documentary.
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Toronto: ‘Russians at War’ Director on Political Reasons for Russia-Ukraine War: “I Don’t Know”
Anastasia Trofimova sparked controversy in Venice and had Ukrainian Canadians protesting her documentary in Toronto after TIFF rescheduled a North American premiere over political heat and security concerns.
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Toronto: Mike Flanagan’s ‘The Life of Chuck’ Wins Audience Award
The top People's Choice honor was unveiled Sunday as Hollywood's awards season kicks into gear after Venice and Telluride.
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Toronto: Why Rebel Wilson Will Only Direct Musicals
The ‘Pitch Perfect’ alum was at TIFF to premiere her Australian musical comedy and directorial debut, ‘The Deb,' as the closing night film.
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‘Eden’ Review: Jude Law Leads a Starry Cast Marooned in Ron Howard’s Odd and Off-Putting Survival Tale
Sydney Sweeney, Ana de Armas and Vanessa Kirby are among the ensemble of this true-life thriller about a 1920s German philosopher who starts a new life on an uninhabited island.
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‘Oh, Canada’ Director Paul Schrader Talks Casting Jacob Elordi and Richard Gere for Younger vs. Older Versions of Same Character
The ‘American Gigolo’ director says he got a pre-‘Priscilla’ Elordi on the cheap for his drama about a dying doc maker looking to set the record straight on his life in one final interview.
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‘Elton John: Never Too Late’ Review: A Rock Superstar Portrait Stuffed With Archival Wealth but Starved of Self-Reflection
Co-directed by R.J. Cutler and the subject’s husband, David Furnish, the Disney+ doc surveys the performer’s heyday as he prepares for a farewell stadium show.
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Jason Isaacs on Telling a Love Story With “Polar Opposite” Gillian Anderson in ‘The Salt Path’
'The Salt Path,' which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival Thursday night, stars Isaacs and Anderson as real-life couple Ray and Moth Winn, who walked 630 miles of England's South West Coast.
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‘The Return’ Review: Ralph Fiennes and Juliette Binoche Shine in an ‘Odyssey’ Adaptation That Burns Too Slowly
The 'English Patient' stars reunite for Uberto Pasolini's stark take on a section of Homer's epic, in which the beleaguered soldier comes home.
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‘Daniela Forever’ Review: Henry Golding and Beatrice Grannò Are Underserved in Nacho Vigalondo’s Scattered Sci-Fi Drama
The 'Colossal' helmer's latest revolves around a heartbroken man who joins a trial drug program that reunites him with his deceased girlfriend in his dreams.
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