Cinema
George Clooney’s Three Habibis and the Syrian Children of Lebanon
Clooney shows off his newborn twins, explains why he and Amal are putting Syrian refugee children into Lebanese schools, and takes on racism in Suburbicon.
Toronto International Film Festival
News
Venice and Toronto pave the way for awards season
The starting gun has been fired on the 2016 film awards season, with the announcement of the line-ups of two of the most prestigious festivals.
News
LFF opener Imitation Game wins over Toronto audiences
Benedict Cumberbatch’s starring role as the mathematician Alan Turing, who broke the Nazi Enigma code during the Second World War but then led a tragic post-war life tainted by the illegality of…
Cinema
Great performances but no clear winner at Toronto International Film Festival
In the last 10 days, hundreds of thousands of film fans and experts descended on Toronto charged with great expectations and hopes to discover next year’s potential Best Picture Oscar winner.
Blog
Prisoners steals the top spot in the UK
Straight to the top spot in its opening weekend in the UK was American thriller Prisoners starring Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal.
News
Toronto International Film Festival opens with The Fifth Estate
The 38th Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) opened with political thriller, The Fifth Estate, which chronicles the rise of Wikileaks and its founder Julian Assange from anonymity to the forefront of the world…
News
Toronto International Film Festival opens with Looper
The 37th Toronto International Film festival kicked off with the premiere of Hollywood actioner Looper at the Royal Thompson Hall in downtown Toronto.
Cinema
British films dominate Toronto Film Festival
John Hiscock reports from Toronto 26 September 2008 British films and filmmakers dominated this year's Toronto film festival, with Danny Boyle's Slumdog Millionaire captivating the critics and winning the highly-prized People's Choice…