The Art of Intergenerational Filmmaking at TIFF
Rolex’s Perpetual Arts Initiative spotlights acclaimed directors Jia Zhang-Ke and Rafael Manuel.
Rolex’s Perpetual Arts Initiative spotlights acclaimed directors Jia Zhang-Ke and Rafael Manuel.
Until September 15, Toronto transforms into Hollywood North as celebrities take to the streets for the 49th Toronto International Film Festival.
It’s that time of year again where the art of film takes over the city of Toronto. This year TIFF returns with magnified influence, presenting a screening schedule of thought-provoking films to be celebrated.
As a filmmaker and Indigenous artisan, Kunuk has been a regular in the winners circle since his 2001 debut feature film Atanarjuat (The Fast Runner).
All you need to know about TIFF, from COVID precautions to a drive-in theatre, to an early release of Dune.
People say, “books are always better,” and while it’s true that it’s a rare and fantastic occasion when a film supersedes its source material, there are times when something that began on the page can be given new life on screen.
With a focus on first-rate international cinema and Canadian creativity, TIFF 2020’s lineup “reflects [the] tumult” of the year.”
In advance of the world premiere of Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and The Band at the Toronto International Film Festival, the Canadian music legend returns to his hometown.
Stranger than fiction? Movies about real-life people and events look ready to steal the spotlight at the 44th Toronto International Film Festival. Here, the 9 films to make time for at TIFF 2019.