Filmmaker Andrew Haigh takes us inside his decision-making process

The Board of Directors of TIFF announced today the appointment of the newly-created position of Artistic Director & Co-Head

The film has helped reignite the country’s long-stagnant gender identity bill

For the Borg vs. McEnroe director, everything’s a battle — even on the tennis court

The French auteur discusses his offbeat, Isabelle Huppert-starring adaptation of the Robert Louis Stevenson horror classic

The iconic actor discusses how he got big by staying small

Syd Barrett meets Sam Fuller in the genre-bending oeuvre of the French auteur/vintage garage-rock enthusiast

Please do not vote for the absence of the sun

Michel Legrand's score for The Umbrellas of Cherbourg yielded two big '60s hits and a Hollywood career for the composer

The activist behind #OscarsSoWhite is launching a new site to help the industry hire creators of colour

Exploring the bittersweet universe of Agnès Varda’s personal and professional partner

Producer J. Miles Dale explains what the win means for our national cinema

Scanning the 60-year career of Agnès Varda with 30 great (and five not-so-great) posters

The Hollywood legend was looking for more than just the same old song and dance

Celebrating a half-century of the French film legend’s marvellous “pictures with words”

Exploring the dark side of the French film legend's gentle universe

How the riotous Czech New Wave classic anticipated the insurgent movements of contemporary feminism

The editor of I, Tonya walks us through her process

Behind the music of Childish Gambino, Chance the Rapper, and the films of Ryan Coogler, there is a 33-year-old Swede

The great Iranian filmmaker was not always celebrated in his own homeland

The company has gone from new kid on the block to perennial Oscar favourite in just over five years

Our resident TIFF Kids enthusiast shares his most anticipated films that your kids will love, too

It happened at the movies

Celebrating the three actresses who helped shape silent comedy’s “third genius”

The silent epic The Dumb Girl of Portici put a dance legend on screen for the first and only time — and brought together two of the greatest female artists of the era

Classic Hollywood's leading female director was also a fiery feminist and queer pioneer

Before she packed heat in The Night of the Hunter, the screen legend helped give birth to the movies as we know them

Nell Shipman gave Canadian cinema its first action heroine, movie mogul — and nude scene

Filmmaker Sofia Bohdanowicz interviews the director about being a one-person production crew, living in the present, and making your grandmother your star

The legacy of French film’s first screen supervillainess

Sifting through TIFF’s cache of correspondence from legendary silent-screen siren Louise Brooks

What can this year’s list of winners teach us about the direction film is going?

How the Serpico and Dog Day Afternoon director evolved from upstart stylist to gritty, hard-nosed realist

Prop bets will keep you occupied until Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway give it a second go

Exploring the Starman's sometimes rocky voyages on the big screen

The superstar, who died shockingly last weekend at the age of 54, will influence generations of actors to come

The reigning godfather of science fiction walks us through his process

You probably think these songs are about you, don’t you?

Director Lina Rodriguez on the elusive artistry of Lucrecia Martel

Blake Morrow’s 2017 exhibition paid homage to the cult series’ iconic characters and locations

One of Hollywood’s most lovable genres has fallen on hard times

The peculiar family matters of "Argentine genius" Lucrecia Martel

André Aciman on the peach, the speech, and the fireplace

Well, not quite — but Bruce LaBruce has some thoughts on the French renegade’s latter-day turn toward the “conventional”

Making a great film is often not enough for the Academy

Jamie Broadnax, Editor-in-Chief of Black Girl Nerds, on #WhatBlackPantherMeansToMe

Director Samir Oliveros discusses the amusing challenges of shooting his debut feature

How Godard’s Breathless star was hounded to her death by the FBI

How the doom-haunted shadows of film noir made their way to the open range

Daniela Vega, star of the Oscar-nominated A Fantastic Woman, talks with Canadian trans filmmaker Luis De Filippis about representation and resistance

Cinema Scope’s Mark Peranson recounts his experience working on (and acting in) the Korean master’s On the Beach at Night Alone

The film has sparked protests, attacks on the set, and threats to the cast

Robert Mitchum's car-chase classic put the mountain South on the Hollywood map

Their teen angst bullshit is about to have a body count

Writer-director Simon Ennis on learning the lessons of old-school cool

Is the Park City slate a preview of what's to come in 2018?

Learn the lexicon of that laconic, lazy-eyed epitome of old-school cool

Stan Brakhage’s adventures in perception

Director Sadaf Foroughi talks about facing gender discrimination and sexual harassment in Iran, all in pursuit of making her award-winning breakout film

Excavating the strange history of the radical French film collective

The bespectacled comic genius put his own safety last in his spectacular "thrill comedies"

From the groan of Nico’s harmonium through the pulse of Ash Ra Tempel’s primeval synths, a playlist tracking the sounds that inspired the filmmaker — and vice versa

A tribute to Sandrine Bonnaire, the daring, dimpled and dignified doyenne of modern French film

FiveThirtyEight.com proposes a revamped version to address Hollywood’s core inequalities

For the past fifty years, the films of Philippe Garrel have been the least accessible body of work of almost any major filmmaker

Pretty Little Liars' Janel Parrish talks about the need to see herself on screen

Critically scorned upon release, the Donald Sutherland-starring biopic demands reappraisal today

How Jeremy Podeswa went from Canadian indie darling to helming Game of Thrones and The Handmaid’s Tale

With eight nominations at the Canadian Screen Awards and a selection in the Canada’s Top Ten Film Festival, director Sadaf Foroughi talks about the making of her breakout film

Director Simon Lavoie discusses his new film The Little Girl Who Was Too Fond of Matches

Running January 15 to 19, #SeeTheNorth from your couch with a free digital showcase of the best short films in the country

To expat or not to expat?

Winnipeg filmmaker Matthew Rankin on his strange and beguiling short The Tesla World Light Project

Actor Pascale Drevillon tells the story behind the making of the award-winning short film Pre-Drink

Watch a video interview with Academy Award–winning animator Torill Kove

The Austrian auteur discusses his new film Happy End and why social media is the greatest cultural revolution in human history

Are you even ready for how charming she is in Adventures in Public School?

How Wayne Wapeemuka collaborated with the people of Main and Hastings for "the stories we don't tell"

You know, besides Black Panther. But also: Black Panther.

"Well, sometimes it's just like, 'fuck it,' you know?"

Counting down our favourite newsletter editions of 2017

E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial is 35 years old and doesn’t need a facelift

What did we learn in 2017?

Charting the ups and downs of widescreen moviemaking over six decades

Hear from the Hong Kong legend on the Tao of To

The two artists explain why they're believers in each other's work, as part of the RBC x TIFF Someday Conversation Series

Tracking the most inspirational, hilarious, and surprising things filmmakers and artists said this year

How the music mogul's mad love for his superstar singer led him to crash and burn in Hollywood

Watch a Breakfast at TIFF panel discussion featuring Patricia Rozema and representatives from ACTRA and the CMPA, with a closing note from Sarah Polley

FilmArt's Craig Caron gathers his favourite posters of the year in a series of completely arbitrary categories

Cultural critic Rinaldo Walcott remembers the promise and the brutal demise of a Black Canadian Golden Age

We’re not apologizing for the prolific talent and success of these homegrown artists

Daniel Warth, director of the Slamdance Jury Prize–winner Dim the Fluorescents, explains how making his first independent film put him at risk of financial ruin

The heist-movie hit brought Black (and Black queer) women into the liberating space of action cinema

Are co-productions the future of Canadian film?

Meet the Indiana Joneses of the Canadian film restoration world

As The Last Jedi hits theatres, we revisit some of the greatest (and strangest) posters from the original trilogy

How veteran Motown producer Norman Whitfield helped usher in the sound that dominated the ’70s

How did The Disaster Artist get made? Enter: Paul Scheer.

Reggae authority Klive Walker revisits the genesis of the island’s legendary first feature film

Cameron Bailey on the groundbreaking movement that reinvigorated African American filmmaking in the ’60s and ’70s

Exploring the Finnish master’s canine obsession

How can programmers encourage their audiences to embrace new stories?

Why the auteur's much-hated appearance in Godfather 3 is actually the key to her entire oeuvre

#SeeTheNorth at the Canada’s Top 10 Film Festival, January 12–21

The Cannes-feted filmmaker's empathy for the plight of young women has generated as much backlash as it has acclaim

In Six Degrees of Separation, future superstar Smith invokes ’60s icon Sidney in one of his only films to directly tackle racial dynamics

TIFF Cinematheque’s James Quandt remembers the late star of Godard’s La Chinoise

How to Survive a Plague on World AIDS Day

Watch Armie Hammer, Timothée Chalamet, and Luca Guadagnino talk Call Me By Your Name at TIFF ’17

How film can be used to make A Better Man

Senior Programmer Steve Gravestock looks at the long, complicated history of country and western music on screen

An interview with Sherwan Haji, the Syrian star of Aki Kaurismäki’s affecting new film, The Other Side of Hope

Poet and author Ed Pavlić on “soul in music” and a vital (and continuing) tradition of Black performance

Beyond the Festival, TIFF Founders Bill Marshall, Henk Van der Kolk and Dusty Cohl made a mark as ambitious (and sometimes outrageous) independent producers

The Bermudan actor found British screen stardom in a daring interracial romance

TIFF Rising Star Mamoudou Athie, behind 2017's The Get Down, Patti Cake$, and Unicorn Store, reveals why he needs to work with the outliers

The screenwriter of Creed did just that

Colombian filmmakers Laura Huertas Millán and Lina Rodriguez talk about filmmaking between cultures, the visible and invisible, and how to cook on film

Listen to four Spotify playlists, guest curated by the series’ programmer and speakers

The Art Gallery of Ontario’s Guillermo del Toro: At Home with the Monsters allows us to step inside the director’s world

From "the next Terrence Malick" to stoner comedies to Stronger

The “indie-genius” brings his slyly anti-colonial cinema to TIFF Bell Lightbox

How libraries, archives and museums help us define our communities

Norman Jewison talks about the 50-year influence of In the Heat of the Night

From video games to Atomic Blonde, Tarkovsky’s sci-fi masterpiece haunts contemporary culture

Say "oh, hi..." to the musicians behind the TIFF '17 titles The Disaster Artist, Mary Shelley, and Downrange

Curator Ashley Clark on the legacy of the (in)famous actor, singer, and political activist

The Mirror is Tarkovsky’s greatest fusion of his twinned obsessions: time, and suffering women

True story

Jesse Wente on the first Black writer-director-producer in American cinema history

Glover's Southern devil finds work in Charles Burnett's indie classic To Sleep with Anger

The writer-director discusses breaking into the studio system, despite the odds

The Oscar-nominated actor reflects on the legacy of Neil Jordan’s notorious thriller

Discovering the mystical world of the greatest postwar Russian filmmaker

Michael Snow’s La Région Centrale is Canadian cinema’s ultimate psychedelic experience

Dalton Higgins scans for Black stereotypes in today's mediascape

From Split to It, why audiences gave their money and their love to the horror genre this year

Mike Dowse discusses the lasting legacy of FUBAR and its second life on VICELAND

An interview with the writer-director behind Palme d’Or winner The Square

Black Star curator Ashley Clark reflects on the roots of this ambitious retrospective

Writer-director Francis Lee on breaking through with God’s Own Country

Cameron Bailey on a century of Black excellence on screen

The director of The Square has been pushing buttons from the beginning

From Loving Vincent to Looney Tunes, exploring films that blur the lines between the canvas and the moving image

The Top Five producer picks his own top five

Was 2017 "horrorshow" for horror shows?

Making film as an affirmation of life

A conversation with the legendary director, whose new documentary Faces Places is playing now at TIFF Bell Lightbox

This October 31, let TIFF’s programming inspire a costume made for Film Twitter

Running the numbers with FiveThirtyEight's Walt Hickey

Julian Roffman’s 3D Canuxploitation classic is one hell of a trip

Stranger Things star Finn Wolfhard reflects on the coming-of-age classic The 400 Blows

Here’s what to expect from TIFF’s annual fundraising event Boombox, which showcases emerging artists and exciting performances on a packed dance floor

In Barb we trust

A Halloween homage to horror maestro William Castle, "The King of the Gimmicks"

TIFF premieres a brand new Canadian Heritage Minute celebrating the history of Kensington Market

David Bordwell breaks down the director's action-movie masterpiece

Durga Chew-Bose writes on Hitchcock's classic, Rear Window, which will screen at TIFF for free October 25 for the UNESCO World Day for Audiovisual Heritage

Ai Weiwei discusses the refugee crisis with TIFF CEO Piers Handling

Watch a Festival Q&A with Yorgos Lanthimos and the cast of The Killing of a Sacred Deer

Master of None's music supervisor on the songs that make the shows

Expect the unexpected when the Hong Kong action ace joins us at the Lightbox

Looking for a place to happen

The artists of 2167 discuss Indigenous Futurism, their impressions of VR, and why Canada 150 isn’t the milestone they’re interested in

The indie writer-director discusses the diverse inspirations of his new film

The acclaimed NYC indie filmmaker introduces his new film at TIFF Cinematheque

Director Richard Shepard curates The Review and explains how a case of professional jealousy led to him filming a love story in Japan with Elisabeth Moss

The Florida Project’s Sean Baker has access to more gear, but he isn’t done telling universal stories about marginalized people

She's everything you like in everything you like

BPM (Beats Per Minute) chronicles the AIDS epidemic with tenderness — and house music

Scripted by Carlos Fuentes and Gabriel García Márquez, Arturo Ripstein’s feature debut is an absorbing revenge western with an ironic, literary twist

Exploring the wild and woolly futuristic visions from behind the Iron Curtain

Director Alexandre O. Philippe discusses the lasting influence of Hitchcock’s most famous murder scene

ScreenAnarchy’s Todd Brown and CBC’s Romeo Candido discuss the hitman thriller On the Job

TIFF’s longest-running programme is also its most mysterious

Katie Boland talks about the process of writing, directing, and starring in her first short film Lolz-Ita, opposite Sarah Gadon and Don McKellar

Filmmaker Clement Virgo describes his vision of Canadian culture

In Filipino cinema, “wrongful” desire is a weapon against a repressive regime

A time to give thanks for YouTube

How John Carroll Lynch came to direct Harry Dean Stanton's swan song

Vanessa Hodja breaks the conspiracy wide open for a special screening of Jean Cocteau's 1946 version of Beauty and the Beast, one of Guillermo del Toro's favourite films

In 2049, will Ryan Gosling dream of electric sheep?

A history of TIFF’s Womanscene programme, which put the spotlight on female directors way back when

Loving Vincent animator Valerie Fulford gives us the inside scoop on the world’s first fully oil-painted film

Plus a side helping of John McEnroe vs. Serena Williams in the extended TIFF '17 Q&A

Watch a scene breakdown of Hany Abu-Assad’s The Mountain Between Us

Modern Filipino cinema was born from resistance

The Mulleavy sisters’ Kirsten Dunst–starring directorial debut joins a proud tradition of fantastic big-screen freak-outs

A monumental interview with Canadian avant-garde giant Bruce Elder

The three seasons: Spring, Summer, and awards season

Guy Maddin on the bizarre beauties and progressive (sexual) politics of Soviet silent cinema

Eisenstein's revolutionary classic has inspired generations of poster artists

The genre-bending Italian filmmaker discusses his fascinating second feature Happy Times Will Come Soon

Chris Nolan, Priyanka Chopra, Drake, and more have words to say about Festival

TIFF celebrates the filmmakers behind TIFF '17 with an annual Director's Dinner

The CBC miniseries, created by Sarah Polley, is another stellar Atwood adaptation that reflects the past and present of women

Soviet silent film redefined the seventh art

"They're all characters that I've played. Including Jim Carrey."

The director of TIFF ‘17 Official Selection Stronger discusses the intimidation factor in adapting someone else’s true-life story

The Blade Runner 2049 director is a big-picture filmmaker with an eye for detail

Get up close and personal with the stars of TIFF '17

Hollywood descended upon the 6ix

Two Hollywood legends talk inspirations, craft, and first impressions

And the awards go to...

Quebec auteur Denis Côté talks about the inspiration for his new body building documentary Ta peau si lisse

Watch an in-depth conversation with the iconic actor on the TIFF Industry stage

Conversations direct from the official TIFF '17 interview suite

The filmmakers behind the five longest and five briefest short-film selections at TIFF ’17 talk tight run times, tough decisions, and what ends up on the cutting room floor

Three emerging Iranian filmmakers at TIFF ‘17 describe how they’re making their own cinema in their country’s image

Alicia Vikander, Andrew Garfield, and the women of Alias Grace stop by

Director Angela Robinson on the dominance of DC's lasso-wielding hero

An interview with Amr Salama, the director of the feel-good religious extremist comedy Sheikh Jackson

The directors behind two of TIFF ’17’s most exciting genre pictures The Crescent and High Fantasy discuss making a big impact with few resources

Sarah Gadon's Grace is courageous, inscrutable, and deranged

Guillermo del Toro returns home

Nine emerging actors explain how they navigate their careers in a rapidly changing industry

Director's cinema led by Guillermo del Toro, Armando Iannucci, and Joe Wright

The busiest day of Festival welcomed JLaw, Idris, and more

We profile 10 international auteurs who got their start in TIFF’s Discovery programme, including Christopher Nolan, Steve McQueen, and Ingrid Veninger

Can you resist Jake Gyllenhaal's smoulder?

Oscar hopefuls Darren Aronofsky, Jennifer Lawrence, and Benedict Cumberbatch make their TIFF pitstop

Fall in love with Call Me By Your Name's leading men

True-life high drama from David Gordon Green and Aaron Sorkin

The cast of Borg/McEnroe serves up looks

Charlotte Mickie lifts the veil on just what it is they do - and how it affects a changing industry

Armie Hammer and Timothée Chalamet star in Luca Guadagnino's hot ticket, plus Lady Gaga

The writers and directors behind the Canadian TIFF ‘17 titles Never Steady, Never Still and Cardinals discuss their craft and how they built complex, layered performances with their legendary stars Shirley Henderson and Sheila McCarthy

It's bingo, but with TIFF (and it's really, really competitive)

Game on, Shia

From Festival Street to TIFF Cinematheque: Here's what's free.

Cadence Weapon interviews Alex Larsen, a.k.a. Torontonian battle rapper Kid Twist and the screenwriter of Bodied

Six TIFF ‘17 directors discuss where the boundaries between narrative filmmaking and documentary become blurred in their own artistic practice

The young programmers behind the Next Wave Committee recommend 12 killer coming-of-age films for TIFF '17

The producer behind TIFF '17's Woman Walks Ahead talks about carving out a career by being unapologetically yourself

Before Batman, Louis Feuillade's caped crusader battled villainy in pre-WWI Paris

Tom Brueggemann on where film goes from here

Programmers Colin Geddes and Peter Kuplowsky discuss the brotherhood of Midnight Madness

Artist, humanitarian, and monster, Jerry Lewis leaves behind a complicated body of work full of brilliance, bad taste, and innovation

Ann Marie Fleming fulfilled her dream of writing and animating feature films by telling stories about her family

How you can tame your own creative dragons

How the festival fits in a digital world

Luke Lalonde and Pavan Moondi discuss their anti-wedding movie Sundowners, and the destination shoot in Colombia that almost killed them

In the Realm of the Senses and the seedy history of the X-rated art-house film

The Future is Female-identified

Schedule, discover, and manage tickets to TIFF '17

Gotta watch 'em all

The 6ix becomes a City of Stars

And this is only a taste...

Helen Mirren, Javier Bardem, Angelina Jolie, Gael García Bernal, and so much more

The programmers behind TIFF ‘17’s Industry Conference detail how this year will get filmmakers more inspired, encouraged, and connected than ever

Indiewire's Anne Thompson on the streaming wars

Filmmaker Omoni Oboli shares how she put Nigerian cinema on the map

As our Olivier Assayas retrospective comes to a close, we spotlight one of the French director’s greatest influences

Some of the world's most brilliant creators and producers will be here in September

Exploring the colonial fantasies of the surprisingly similar French and American classics

Personal Shopper, her second collaboration with French filmmaker Olivier Assayas, realizes her layered potential to craft her best performance yet

Lady Macbeth star Florence Pugh on her controversial breakthrough performance

Primetime programmer Michael Lerman unveils his slate of episodic content, destined for big and small screens at TIFF '17

Masters, Contemporary World Cinema, Wavelengths, and more Gala and Special Presentations films announced

Hear an in-depth Q&A from the actor who will appear in Woman Walks Ahead and *Molly's Game" at TIFF '17

TIFF '17 filmmakers Connor Jessup and Hirokazu Kore-eda discuss the messy business of filmmaking

Canadian filmmaker Kazik Radwanski, whose new short film Scaffold premieres at TIFF '17, curates his favourite city films

The iconic filmmaker returns to TIFF '17 with First Reformed, a thriller about two members of the church who are questioning their grief

Thom Powers talks about Sophie Fiennes’ latest documentary

Lina Rodriguez describes how she makes movies between Toronto and Colombia, as well as the past, present, and future

A glossary for the Michael Winterbottom trilogy that’s seen our heroes eat their way across Europe

Indie pioneer Ida Lupino tackled some of the most pressing social issues of the day — but you wouldn't guess it from the posters for her films

A podcasting master on a filmmaking legend

How does the next generation get their films made?

Before the House of Mouse cornered the market in filmic fairy tales, the silent screen was full of fantasy

Quebec cinema pioneer Denys Arcand discusses his long life in cinema

Get out of your basement, basically

Chandler Levack, writer/director of the TIFF '17 short We Forgot to Break Up, shares her obsession with filmmaker's wardrobes

Filmmaker Daniel Cockburn, whose short film The Argument plays TIFF '17, explains why the mistakes in movies are his favourite part

The director behind TIFF '17's Black Cop was inspired by Melvin Van Peebles' "by-any-means" filmmaking

Molly McGlynn describes the long hard road taken to get her first feature, Mary Goes Round, to TIFF '17

Werewolf producer Nelson MacDonald interviews the emerging crop of exciting auteurs across Nova Scotia, many of whom are playing TIFF ‘17

Canadian programmers Magali Simard and Steve Gravestock discuss their robust lineup of emerging and seasoned filmmakers playing TIFF ‘17

Legendary musicians, a president, fashion royalty, and so much more

Toronto filmmaker Sofia Bohdanowicz on how the French icon influenced the making of her first feature

Illeana Douglas, the host of TCM’s Trailblazing Women, says that Ida Lupino’s career as a director in 1950s Hollywood illustrates how history repeats itself

Running, surfing, and skydiving in Point Break

Jesse Wente on Near Dark, "the greatest modern vampire movie"

Directors' cinema now

Olivier Assayas remembers the upheaval that “changed the way we lived”

An interview with TIFF Short Cuts Programmer Danis Goulet

Toronto filmmaker Simon Ennis on the risk-taking greatness of the remarkable actor-director

Watching David Cronenberg at age nine isn't always a bad thing

James Franco's The Disaster Artist is heading to Midnight Madness

And what happens when the internet, nor Anderson Cooper, will never let you live it down

Legendary musicians, a president, fashion royalty, and so much more

Peter Kuplowsky, the new programmer of Midnight Madness, tells us what to expect from TIFF '17's deadliest lineup

Ivan Herrera, winner of last year’s Jury’s Choice Award at the TIFFxInstagram Shorts Festival, discusses the medium’s infinite potential with music video director Nabil

TIFF CEO Piers Handling remembers his meeting with the legendary star

Long before Harry Potter or Peter Jackson’s Tolkien trilogy, silent cinema was a fount of fantasy

Hard, fast, and beautiful on screen, the 1940s leading lady was even more formidable behind the camera

The acclaimed filmmaker details why women must make films and live life on their own terms

The 19-year-old wunderkind has won Jump Cuts three times

How feature filmmakers bring visual punch to music documentaries

14 Galas and 33 Special Presentations kick off TIFF '17

Jennifer Baichwal on the film industry's gender imbalance

Montreal artist Vincent Morisset on his decade-long collaboration with Arcade Fire

The King of All Media headlines this month's edition of Reel Reads

Two Indian filmmakers tell their story

Writer/director David Lowery on his haunting new film, A Ghost Story

The Verge's Adi Robertson weighs in

Igniting social change on screen

Canadian actor/writer/producer Sarah Kolasky on the making of her first feature, Great Great Great

All men (and TV shows) must die

An interview with the enfant terrible of experimental cinema

The Academy Award-winning director has been pushing buttons from her very beginnings

How the director’s darkest experience impacted his work

Jean Gabin, Alain Delon and Jean-Paul Belmondo defined Gallic crime cinema

Apparently it's really, really difficult

Lesson One: Get Uncomfortable

Become this century's Orson Welles

Can modern movie posters be cured of Floating Head Syndrome?

Olivier Assayas' techno-thriller eerily predicted the shape of media (and capitalism) to come

This year's TIFF Studio participants curate The Review and share their feelings on writing, directing, and how to fix the Canadian film industry

"Teen movies [were] a storehouse of cultural knowledge that helped initiate me into my new, adopted society"

Edgar Wright's Baby Driver is an adrenaline rush with the bravado of a Gene Kelly musical

I've got a mixed feeling about this

Your three-step guide to becoming a master of crime cinema

The Brooklyn author's favourite scene is the one he didn't write

The visionary director of Okja puts the "motion" in motion pictures

Making a masterful Canadian film about life in India

From Precious to Princess Diana, our summer reading slate salutes film femmes who rise above

The clothes make the wise guy

Watch the director and star of The Bad Batch tell the story behind this summer's best (and only) post-apocalyptic cannibal love story

How the director of an Oscar-winning indie became Hollywood's apparent "gamble"

Jean-Pierre Melville’s existential tough-guy thrillers forged the link between Classical Hollywood and the French New Wave

The Babadook comes out of the closet to slay

The NYT's chief film critic A.O. Scott breaks it down

A comprehensive if not-quite-complete guide to the filmmaker's sound world

Mike White, screenwriter of Beatriz at Dinner, describes why his latest film was nearly impossible to get made

The French auteur remembers a moment of revelation from the shooting of his breakthrough film

Hear from a collection of Indigenous filmmakers, musicians, and artists about the stories they tell

With the Kristen Stewart–starring Personal Shopper, the brilliant French auteur has reached a new level of international acclaim

A filmmaker’s 20-year obsession with Olivier Assayas’ Irma Vep

Shad curates The Review and remembers the station that shaped his adolescence

Bong Joon Ho is one of South Korea’s most popular directors, but his new film Okja is shut out of 93% of the country’s movie theatres

The Baby Driver director thought he was going to "director jail" after Ant-Man

How indie maverick Tom Laughlin changed Hollywood and created a ’70s pop-culture icon

The Carol screenwriter talks Patricia Highsmith, homosexuality, and how the movies keep getting Ripley wrong

A group of Canadian directors discuss the challenges of making films in an age of political upheaval

Franchise fatigue sets in

Filmmaker Sílvia das Fadas chases the “fugitive dream” of resistance

Eric Hatch explains how Baltimore's film scene keeps evolving, past John Waters and The Wire

Tollywood's coming for us all

The director on how she made a movie with an all-African cast — including her former intern, Lupita Nyong’o

For the country’s three top filmmakers, there’s no exit

And what does "cinematic" mean when applied to television, anyway?

Ken Loach’s “final” film reprises the systemic housing crisis of Cathy Come Home

How many Canadian authors does it take to recommend your summer reads and summer movies? We got 12.

Chef Matty Matheson remains dead set on life

Director Miles Joris-Peyrafitte shares how his teacher shaped his career, from watching Wendy & Lucy at age 16 to his Sundance premiere at age 23

How Patricia Rozema’s Cannes debut signalled the Toronto New Wave

The emerging Indigenous actor talks to Jesse Wente about performing in Kelly Reichardt’s Certain Women opposite Kristen Stewart

David Lynch’s idyllic childhood birthed dreams of dark and troubling things

No Hollywood, some Netflix, and an uncertain future

Director Sarah Adina Smith discusses her intense collaboration with her actor and her new feature’s timely vision of the American Dream

How the next generation of Canadian auteurs found themselves through an old medium

Chef Matty Matheson curates The Review and shares his feelings on film, food, and Forrest Gump

The brassy film/live performance series offers a tantalizing take on Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me

Musicians, comedians, film programmers and writers discuss Jordan Peele's smash-hit "social thriller"

Tre'vell Anderson would like you to look at some receipts

The joke is bad and you should feel bad

A look at TIFF's current exhibition Postindustrial and Richard Kerr's ruminations on his filmmaking and artistic practices

TIFF Next Wave’s Chloe Bhumgara interviews local Toronto filmmaker Sofia Bohdanowicz, whose new film Maison du Bonheur opens at Hot Docs this week

From Caged Heat and “Gidget Goes to Hell” to Cousin Bobby and Storefront Hitchcock, the director’s most obscure work is among his most inspired

Will they or won't they? And what will you watch if they do?

TIFF programmer Thom Powers tells the stories behind the late filmmaker’s most celebrated docs

Talking to one of cinema's most unique and varied voices

Remembering a cinematic master

Our favourite Toronto indie rock band curates The Review and has all the feelings

Field to screen

Citizen Jane: Battle for the City cements the urban-planning advocate’s legacy as a hero for Toronto and beyond

The other great French film magazine gets the history it deserves in this round-up of the best film and film-related books on the shelves of TIFF Shop

Celebrating local celluoid heroes, from their humble beginnings to historic careers

We spoke to the film’s director Emelie Lindblom about making spooky films for young audiences

Exploring the wonders of the Rudy Ray Moore Cinematic Universe

Professors Stacy Smith and Katherine Pieper lay out the harsh realities of Hollywood sexism

Georgia Webber talks to Dash Shaw about his first animated feature, My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea

David Lipsky talks about David Foster Wallace and The End of the Tour

The directors behind Jeffrey and Little Wing explain how they made their movies

Watch Cameron Bailey and YouTube star Lilly Singh in an exclusive interview

"In this day and age, does aggressively staying small represent an act of resistance?"

Elan Mastai curates The Review and explains why every filmmaker wants to change the past

“Satire becomes more valuable the more repressed people feel.”

Programmers share the story behind TIFF’s premier event for children

TIFF Kids’ director and lead programmer offers advice on some of the many smart things to see at this year’s festival

How novelist, filmmaker and right-wing revolutionary Yukio Mishima sought to transform his life into a beautiful (and fatal) work of art

"It’s human to resist the unravelling of our brief mortal coil, and so I feel it’s natural to be in awe of the landscape that resists time itself"

The dark art of David Lynch began in his paintings

Revisiting Paul Schrader’s transcendental trio of Bresson, Ozu and Dreyer

A new series that spotlights the grassroots film programmes (and programmers) bringing cinema to our city

Audrey Hepburn's Holly Golightly is one of the rare pieces of pop that changed culture

The director and producer of The Boss Baby look to the future of animation

An interview with director Vanessa Gould about Obit, her new doc chronicling the work of five New York Times obituary writers

From Breakfast at Tiffany's to Bad Education, Michael Stipe and Morrissey to Nelson Muntz, we trace the long history of the croon-tastic classic

At 84, documentarian Alanis Obomsawin is still uncovering truths about Indigenous rights

Canadian director Ted Kotcheff emerges from the shadow of Rambo

An interview with the founder and CEO of the Internet Movie Database, Col Needham

Bruce LaBruce on how the Spanish auteur finds the universal in the extreme

NYC artist Sam Lewitt on Straub-Huillet, the art world, and the politics of vision

Never Eat Alone director Sofia Bohdanowicz and her stars Joan Benac and Deragh Campbell discuss the fine line between fiction and documentary

"Is there any landscape more perfect, more recognizable, more mysterious, than a face?"

A new series of visual essays from filmmakers and artists exploring sites of struggle, revolt and revolution in a troubled modern world

The lower the budget, the easier it is to take creative risks

The female filmmakers of the Canadian Screen Awards share some constructive advice

For many, Juan Gatti’s designs were an introduction to the Spanish auteur

And what does this mean for the future of distribution?

“I didn’t realize what my point of view was because I had too many ‘me’s’ looking around me”

In honour of 2017's International Women's Day theme, #BeBoldForChange, today we’re celebrating some of the inspiring voices who are helping to forge a better working world for everyone

The director and star of The People Garden talk feminism, Federico Fellini, art, and the betrayal of rock star boyfriends

The music director of the celebrated Against the Grain Theatre opera company considers Schoenberg, Straub-Huillet, and the dangers of "difficulty"

From Devo and the Pixies to Bauhaus and Modest Mouse, we trace the 40-year odyssey of the immortally creepy music number from David Lynch's Eraserhead

Find the truth behind Big Little Lies in our round-up of the best film and film-related books on the TIFF shelves

Franklin Leonard, founder of The Black List, will make you want to immediately quit your job to become a screenwriter. Sorry.

Director Ry Russo-Young and star Zoey Deutch talk double standards in Hollywood, and how they backed each other up to make the best teen movie of the year

Composer and music scholar Erik Ulman offers an invaluable primer on Straub-Huillet

For James Baldwin, Fritz Lang’s lovers-on-the-run noir was a vision of American society as prison

Hear him on empathy, working with Barry Jenkins, and his favourite Almodóvar film

For James Baldwin, Sylvia Sidney was "the only American film actress who reminded me of reality"

The poetic precision of Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet

FiveThirtyEight's Walt Hickey will use his numbers to destroy your friends and coworkers

Nearly 50 years later, the director of a landmark First Nations film gets his rightful recognition

James Baldwin finds his onscreen image — in Bette Davis

Explore some of our favourite Oscars-related content from 2016

Female writers, performers, and film scholars discuss the legacy of Anna Magnani and the fine art of “giving no fucks”

The Spanish master teaches us the laws of desire

Filmmaker Kevan Funk responds to Cameron Bailey’s call for Canadians to tell true stories — and why Funk thinks the industry is standing in the way

The actors of Barakah Meets Barakah on life in Saudi Arabia, the importance of art and social media, and challenging gender expectations

Watch Jesse Wente’s keynote speech advocating for First Nations, Métis and Inuit representation in Canadian cinema

digiPlaySpace co-curator Matt Nish-Lapidus takes us behind the scenes of Toronto’s interactive playground

We indulge in a little self-love on Valentine's Day

TIFF Next Wave's Ben Sagar and Sleeping Giant's Andrew Cividino talk coming of age

Our committee of high school students across the GTA talks political activism, representation in cinema, and the dankest memes on the internet

Discovery’s Ziya Tong remembers her friend Rob Stewart

Cameron Bailey and George Elliott Clarke discuss the legacy of James Baldwin

Hollywood bad boy Michael Cimino’s “comeback movie” was a lurid potboiler with an autobiographical edge

Anna Magnani's magnificent melodrama yielded a title track that enchanted Nina Simone, Cat Power and David Bowie

In light of the Muslim Ban and worldwide political upheaval, Rasha Salti considers film's potential for revolution

Read an excerpt from Asghar Farhadi: Life and Cinema, with all sales from the book benefitting the American Civil Liberties Union until February 26

The director of the Trump-predicting docu-fiction The Other Side offers his appreciation of the great Italian star

Sigmund Freud goes to the movies

Remembering the exquisite Emmanuelle Riva (1927–2017)

Saluting the cinematographer who put the "pow" in the French New Wave

Mike Hoolboom excavates the history of Toronto’s pioneering film collective

Celebrating the fire, ferocity and fabulousness of Anna Magnani

A provocative new series spotlights injustice, resistance, and reconciliation in Canada's fractious history with its First Nations

#LetsTalk, you’re not alone

It will also fill you with joy until you burst

Alethea Arnaquq-Baril's doc investigates the global anti-sealing movement's damaging impact on Inuit communities.

What Blink-182, Moby, Counting Crows, and Dido can do for an auteur

How Quebec writer/director Anne Émond took inspiration from the lives of many different women for her kaleidoscopic portrait of real-life writer Nelly Arcan

An x-trospective on the acclaimed Canadian music video director's greatest hits

Nathan Morlando’s Mean Dreams pits his teen Romeo and Juliet against the elements and a top-of-his-game Bill Paxton

Hear a TIFF UNCUT Podcast with Those Who Make Revolution Halfway Only Dig Their Own Graves’ filmmakers Simon Lavoie and Mathieu Denis, conducted by TIFF Director & CEO Piers Handling

Catch a brilliant Canadian film. Chow down.

When killing and retribution are not in vain

A conversation between Canadian filmmakers Ashley McKenzie and Kevan Funk

Learn to code, control robots, paint with light, travel through space and visit Canada’s National Parks through high-tech experiences at TIFF Bell Lightbox

The director of Old Stone curates The Review just in time for Canada's Top Ten Film Festival

We asked the new class for their thoughts on their Festival experience, the industry and how we can create a star system in Canada

What happens when you put 10 DPs in a tiny room and make them talk about film during TIFF 16

Festival Founder, Chair Emeritus of TIFF, and Canadian cultural giant

Without Bill, there would be no TIFF

See and hear the most powerful moments from this year

The Spanish auteur’s 20th film sees him turning a new leaf, with a subtly stormy adaptation of three of the Nobel Laureate’s stories

They said it

Looking back at the #InfiniteViews of TIFF in 2016

When Toronto became a ramen town

Challenging the canon starts here

A look back at Larraín's trio of films about the Pinochet regime

How Moonlight brings Black men closer to themselves and to each other

See the north

Come out and see the best of Canadian cinema

The French writer/director discusses her collaboration with Isabelle Huppert in her fifth film, Things to Come

The Canadian auteur shares his passion for film on film and curates The Review

Things To Come and the predictable devastation of middle-aged endings

Every movie is about killing your parents

An excerpt from Adam Nayman’s Confusion and Carnage: The Films of Ben Wheatley

Kenneth Lonergan’s raw third feature elevates an ocean of pain below the surface

Talking to the acclaimed director and playwright about Manchester by the Sea, being open to surprises, and how Michelle Williams broke his heart

The director talks about her latest film and the importance of broaching difficult subjects

From the LA Rebellion to the Beyhvive

Guy Maddin tests the palettes of Douglas Sirk and Rainer Werner Fassbinder

What you need to know about the romantic anarchist of New German Cinema

Elle tackles gamergate, rape fantasies and survivor’s guilt and doesn't lose its sense of humour

In uncertain political times, this is the kind of film we need more of

Cameron Bailey explains why Barry Jenkins’ film is a hopeful sign of things to come

Canadian producer Nicole Hilliard-Forde curates The Review and reaches out to Natasha Lyonne, Mark Rendall and Mayuran Tiruchelvam for comment

The World Wars on screen

The German Meryl Streep who melts into her roles is coming to TIFF Bell Lightbox to introduce Berlin Alexanderplatz

Let’s make some movies

Test your Vulcan-like knowledge

"All his films vibrated with energy"

TIFF Senior Programmer James Quandt is not sorry

An interview with director Otto Bell and the film’s 13 year old subject

Talking to the Korean master filmmaker about being open to collaboration

Prevenge triple threat Alice Lowe redefines pregnancy as a horrorshow

The Quest for Virtue in Julia Ducournau’s Raw

When the horror legend died, two film programmers remembered the man behind the screams

"I’ve never seen this before, I’ve never seen these characters paid attention to”

Let our fall programming be your guide

Help us choose: what's the best musical of all time?

Why no filmmaker ever lived as hard or as fast as Rainer Werner Fassbinder

Where they podcast, you will follow

“Walls never resist history”

“Of course, Star Trek is like The Odyssey”

See the Cuban-American multimedia artist’s collection of filmworks now at CONTACT Gallery

Finding power in the silence of heartbreak

Discussing the performance and tragedy of Antonio Campos' new film

From Feist’s “1, 2, 3, 4” to Wojeck, a part of our heritage

Director Hugh Gibson explains how he brought the communities of Regent Park and TIFF together

And helped it live long and prosper, too

"In art — and in film — sometimes less is more"

Do you prefer “fashion victim” or “ensemble-y challenged?’

Matt Johnson and the filmmakers behind Operation Avalanche made the film by infiltrating NASA for real

Everything you ever wanted to know about the Coen brothers' film, but were afraid to ask

The creator of Transparent speaks on how personal truth in filmmaking can topple the patriarchy

A cinematic deep dive into American madness

"My strategy is not to go on to too many panels. My strategy is to just do it."

Making a film in Canada requires talent, hard work, and a warm coat

An extensive retrospective, beginning in late October at TIFF Bell Lightbox

Explore the film universe post-Trek

Fan Log – Stardate 70154.9

An extensive retrospective, beginning in late October at TIFF Bell Lightbox

Everything you wanted to know about TIFF 16 but were afraid to ask

And the winners are...

For her diary, Kiva Reardon writes a love letter to the beautiful insanity of TIFF and the co-workers who got her through it

#InfiniteViews

Filmmakers Tabi Bonney, Shema Jones and Francisco Cabrera find their voice during TIFF '16

On her day at TIFF, Anna Swanson stands next to Atom Egoyan at the Member’s box office, ugly cries in Lion and catches two Rooney Mara movies

Moments of truth on the Festival stage

From inside the portrait studio

A survey of how gay and straight friendships between men play out in cinema

On her day of the Festival, Chandler Levack does karaoke with Sebastian Grainger, cries her eyes out during Blue Jay and stress eats some brownies

When the couch becomes a movie theatre, and the console becomes your brain

Listen to a podcast between director Raoul Peck and Pure Nonfiction’s Thom Powers

From inside the portrait studio

Featuring Werner Herzog, Errol Morris, and Paul Schrader

From inside the portrait studio

In part two, comic artist Adam Waito explains how to talk about a movie you've never seen

Steven Johnson fights (video) pirates during a volunteer shift at Scotiabank, goes to class late, and sees Iggy Pop at a screening of the Stooges doc Gimme Danger

An interview with Green White Green’s Abba T. Makama and Ifeanyi Dike Jr.

From inside the portrait studio

Inspiring and surprising scenes from the Festival

On Day 5 of the Festival, Deepa Mehta processes her film Anatomy of Violence’s premiere, says goodbye to her cast and gets tripped by an usher at the Arrival screening

An appreciation of an actor who gives us nothing but good vibrations

Midnight Madness’ Colin Geddes lunches with his filmmakers at Momofuku, introduces six films and parties with Prevenge director Alice Lowe (and her baby Della Moon)

Whether investigating Pokémon Go or volcanoes, his iconic vision goes the distance

From inside the portrait studio

Inspiration and advice from TIFF '16 filmmakers

It’s good to have goals, it’s even better to achieve them

Dash Shaw, the filmmaker behind My Entire High School Sinking Into The Sea, illustrates his day at the Festival (which happens to be his film's premiere!)

From inside the portrait studio

On day three of TIFF, Randi Bergman runs into Michael Shannon, watches The Bleeder, parties at The Thompson with Zachary Quinto and Snapchats the hell out of it

You've got $5, right? Then you can make your movie...

Up close with the cast of Snowden, American Pastoral, and Rage

Inspiration and advice from TIFF '16 filmmakers and actors

From Terrence Malick to Spring Breakers, the golden hour in cinema

An appreciation of Christopher Guest’s band of merry pranksters

Grace Glowicki spends a day shopping for a premiere outfit, sees a screening of American Pastoral and watches Agnès Varda take a nap

From inside the portrait studio

Too many movies? Not enough time? We've got you.

An official #TIFF16 playlist, courtesy of Apple Music, to get you through your festival

Nick Pinkerton spent the first day of Festival looking at Toronto architecture and listening to Torontonians “kvetch about TIFF”

Listen to exclusive festival interviews on Thom Powers’ documentary podcast Pure Nonfiction

The two accomplished Québécois directors go head-to-head

From inside the portrait studio

Those who fall asleep in a cinema, dare to dream

A filmmaker/critic/new father remembers the TIFFs gone by

In part one, comic artist Adam Waito shows us all how to sneak into an exclusive celeb party

A panel of critics, programming associates and one OG share their #InfiniteViews of TIFF 16

From page to screen to TIFF '16

The tireless filmmakers and actors who have more than one film at this year's Festival

A group of brilliant young cinephiles shed light on how to navigate the rush lines, celebrities and nearly 400 films of TIFF 16

A legendary Canadian director returns to the scene of the crime

Abbas Kiarostami's surprising effect on a TIFF '16 doc

The city's cinematic portrayal shows the future has a silver lining

That's too much, man!

Three-person international jury will be composed of legendary directors Brian De Palma and Mahamat-Saleh Haroun and acclaimed actor Zhang Ziyi

“They know it now, after talking a lot”

Festival takes to the street, goes virtual, and sits down for a chat

Frank Ocean built a staircase on live streamed video and then dropped an album - here's why it's brilliant

Come on, y'all, it's the Suicide Squad

Outstanding filmmaking talent and industry leaders from around the world, all right here

Don't change the channel

Taraji P. Henson, Octavia Spencer, and Janelle Monáe will be here too

How a Chinese Canadian woman from Montreal ended up working with one of the greatest filmmakers of all-time

TIFF Cinematheque's Syrian Cinema programme explores the brutality of images and the cinematic art of war

Doc titans D.A. Pennebaker and Chris Hegedus take on the French croissant

August 20 at TIFF Bell Lightbox as part of POP 03

From Wavelengths to Galas and Special Presentations to the world

The new Nigerian cinema is here — and it’s about to take over the world

A generation of actresses attempt to rise above the roles that defined them

In a movie of pure joy, Donald O'Connor's performance is the best part

A conversation between documentarians Lisa Jackson and Alan Zweig

President and General Manager of the Toronto Raptors, Masai Ujiri shares his love of Nigerian cinema

Give me a girl who can't handle life and I'll show you a movie

Real-life characters, zombies and demons, dark and sophisticated cinema, and a slate of classics

Eric Rohmer showed us how to make a French movie French, but what comes after that is anyone's guess

On seeing Universal Studios' exhibit "The Art of Making Movies" as an eight year old boy

Share this journey

And it might just be Todd Solondz’s most redemptive film yet

The hidden influence of Hitchcock on the French New Wave auteur

The Canadian lineup at this year's Festival features politics, bold storytelling and lots of drama

His films are virtually impossible to find and more relevant than ever

Our readers share their forever frame

Fightin' patriarchy makes me feel good

The actress, singer, and advocate discussed the making of the film and the employment issues facing the transgender community

A cinematic trope best served cold

The first 2016 Festival film announcements are here

Moving dramas, hard-hitting documentaries and visually dazzling fables attest to the rich variety of voices and diversity of experience within a tragically embattled country

What's it like to meet a cinematic master?

New Native documentary counters stereotypes by showing them, plainly

TIFF CEO reflects on his encounters and memories of the Iranian master filmmaker

Connect with your fellow professionals at the 2016 TIFF Industry Conference

Alison Lang writes a personal essay on how to mourn a parent

Magneto's coming to TIFF Soirée

All you need is a guy, a girl and a big fat drill

The kids are all woke

Breaking down the barriers between filmmaker and critic

Talking about Brian De Palma's political side with critic Chris Dumas

Watch a two-hour "In Conversation With" the late Iranian master filmmaker

All the spherical foods, all the cinema

An original comic by Adam Waito

Winter kept us warm

Two guys who actually saw David Lynch's 1986 masterpiece in theatres reminisce

Infinite Views through your headset of choice

How a Chinatown theatre branded the cinema-going experience as a romance with the movies

Beauty behind the madness

Shield your eyes and gird your loins, k?

Visions from queer, black filmmaker Cheryl Dunye

Looking 150 years into the future for National Aboriginal Day

We pair meals with the Colombian visual artists's cinematic catalogue

Sex, death, blood, boobs, shower scenes = friendship

Virtual Reality, IRL

Muhammad Ali was made for cinema

Code 8's Jeff Chan and Chris Pare Explain All

A personal essay by Emma Healey

You never forget your first time at camp

Love & Friendship prevails in Sean Baker's film

We tap directors for the next celluloid bard classic

Any Major Dude Will Tell You

A series that explores how truly inexplicable films got made

Cinephile paradise awaits you at Doors Open Toronto

MOTIF(F): Tropes in film we can't get enough of

I am the passenger, and I ride and I ride

You need to watch Michelle Williams serving Oregon Trail-realness

Ben Wheatley offers up a harsh prophecy for Toronto's fragile glass future

An interview with Hamilton Babylon's Stephen Broomer

MOTIF(F): Tropes in film we can't get enough of

Author Cheryl Strayed talks about grief, the difference between books and film and saying "yes" with journalist Emily M. Keeler

Two great tastes that taste great together

At the movies, for the movies, not leaving 'till it's over

MOTIF(F): Tropes in film we can't get enough of

Carying the black cinematic memory inside of me: watching Beyoncé's Lemonade and Mati Diop's A Thousand Suns

An interview with improvisers Kayla Lorette and Evany Rosen

RIP, Purple One

The Toronto International Film Festival® today announced the 2016 City to City programme will focus on Lagos, Nigeria

A group of young Toronto filmmakers are getting their projects made, even if it means doing it themselves

Following a screening of Goon, Jay Baruchel discussed screenwriting, acting, hockey and his Canadian heroes

An interview with Mark Sawers, director of No Men Beyond This Point

The Animation Studio Behind TIFF Kids' Incredible Closing Night Film

Isn't everything autobiographical?

An interview with Cecilia Cenciarelli, head of research and special projects at the Cineteca di Bologna

Academy Award®-winning screenwriter, Roger Avary discussed the craft of screenwriting and his adaptation of author Bret Easton Ellis's The Rules of Attraction.

Just for Cats Video Festival takes over the TIFF Bell Lightbox, and programmer Magali Simard shares her favourite online felines.

Books on film.

South-Side Chicago filmmaker Cyrus Dowlatshahi talks Spike Lee's latest film

An interview with director Sturla Gunnarson

Visual finds from creative minds

Following a screening of The Grand Budapest Hotel, Annie Atkins offered an in-depth look at her graphic design contributions to director Wes Anderson’s artistic vision.

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