All Festivals articles – Page 8
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Reviews‘Primetime’ review: Robert Pattinson is ‘To Catch A Predator’ host Chris Hansen in visually striking, dramatically contrived thriller
Merritt Wever is also memorable in Lance Oppenheim’s feature debut, which bows in Venice competition
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Reviews’Diane In the Loop’ review: Quirky Belgian drama confronts the legacy of sexual violence
Ann Sirot and Raphaël Balboni’s funny, compassionate third feature is produced by the Dardenne brothers
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NewsWhy Oasis film ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ had to be a doc: “No one could play Liam Gallagher”
The Gallagher brothers skipped the Venice press conference for the film.
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Reviews‘Imperium’ review: Sergei Loznitsa surveys the 1970s Soviet empire in revealing archive epic
Italian archive footage forms the basis of an expansive documentary with clear contemporary resonance
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NewsRobert Pattinson responds to Chris Hansen’s criticisms of Lance Oppenheim’s ‘Primetime’
“Chris Hansen is a character you can’t help but imitate,” said Pattinson in Venice.
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Reviews‘Eklipse’ review: Tender 1999-set debut explores an Austrian childhood in the shadow of AIDS
Secrecy and stigma threaten a childhood friendship in Manuel Wetscher’s Venice Horizons premiere
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Reviews‘Our Share Of Sand’ review: A move from the UK to rural India proves a painful rite-of-passage in quietly powerful debut
Shalini Adnani’s level-headed Venice Critics Week titles features a strong performance from newcomer Maya Mehta
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NewsRome film festival adds extra day to 2026 schedule
Fest will kick off a day earlier on October 13 with opening film Il Rumore Delle Cose Nuove by Paolo Genovese
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Reviews‘Elsinore’ review: Andrew Scott is triumphant as terminally ill Scottish actor Ian Charleson in poignant ’80s theatreland drama
Simon Stone’s dramatisation of Charleson’s portrayal of Hamlet bows in Telluride before traveling to Toronto and London
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Reviews‘The Idiot(s)’ review: Aimee Lou Wood and Johnny Flynn spar in an audacious portrait of the Dostoevskys
An irreverent, eccentric take on the turbulent marriage behind one of literature’s great names
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Reviews‘Tender Loving Care’ review: Mike Leigh turns his compassionate gaze on contemporary Londoners
The veteran filmaker’s modestly scaled ensemble drama should connect with loyal admirers and discerning arthouse audiences
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Reviews‘Jupiter’ review: Denis Menochet is imposing in blunt, airless French nuclear war drama
Alexandre Smia’s feature debut invites comparisons to Kathryn Bigelow’s ‘House Of Dynamite’
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Reviews‘Furies’ review: George Clooney exec-produces this propulsive female-led Beirut bank-heist caper
Two sisters take on Lebanon’s broken economy in Rami Kodeih’s messy but hugely enjoyable Venice Spotlight title
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NewsTIFF: The Market 2026 major market projects – latest updates
Toronto’s inaugural official market runs September 10-16.
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Reviews‘Mr. Nelson, Did You Kill People?’ review: Shinya Tsukamoto’s muddled portrait of Vietnam veteran activist Allen Nelson suffers an identity crisis
Rodney Hicks and Geoffrey Rush lead the Japanese auteur’s Venice Competition drama
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Reviews‘Queer Edward II’ review: Intimate doc links the making of Derek Jarman’s 1991 feature Edward II and wider LGBTQ+ activism
Theo Rollason’s entertaining Venice out of competition title goes behind the scenes of Jarman’s feature
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News‘Queer Edward II’ team on Derek Jarman’s inclusive sets and why “we can’t protest enough”
“Derek Jarman could talk to somebody sweeping the floor about what the next shot was,” said Sandy Powell.
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Reviews‘House Of The Wind’ review: A tender Cameroonian study of solitude and unexpected kinship
Auguste Bernard Kouemo Yanghu’s debut finds emotional force in an ageing mother’s search for connection
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FeaturesThe lowdown on the 2026 Toronto lineup
Screen profiles all the world and key premieres at Toronto International Film Festival.
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FeaturesToronto 2026 preview: Screen’s guide to the Special Presentations
TIFF runs September 10-20.