All Toronto articles – Page 104
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NewsToronto launches Short Cuts International
New work from Claire Denis takes its place in the inaugural Short Cuts International line-up at the Toronto International Film Festival (Sept 4-14).
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NewsSPC acquires Merchants Of Doubt
The distributor has struck a worldwide rights deal for Participant Media and Omidyar Network’s documentary that ScreenDaily understands will premiere in Telluride before a screening in Toronto.
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NewsTIFF unveils Canadian roster
New work by Sturla Gunnarsson, Denys Arcand, Ruba Nadda and Xavier Dolan are among the selection set to premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) next month.
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CommentThe Theory Of Everything, first trailer
Focus Features has unleashed the first trailer for Working Title’s upcoming awards hopeful The Theory Of Everything.
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NewsTIFF Gala to salute Al Pacino
Al Pacino will be the subject of a career retrospective at the third annual TIFF Gala in Toronto on September 3.
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NewsToronto to world premiere Angel, Tusk
Michael Wintbottom’s The Face of An Angel, Kevin Smith’s Tusk and Peter Strickland’s The Duke Of Burgundy will receive their world premieres at the Toronto International Film Festival; new documentaries from Joshua Oppenheimer and Nick Broomfield are also among TIFF’s second wave.
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CommentNightcrawler trailer
“You have to make the money to buy a ticket!” screams Jake Gyllenhaal in Bold Films’ upcoming Toronto world premiere. What on earth can he mean?
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NewsToronto 2014 unveils first wave
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) has fired its awards season opening salvo, announcing a slew of world premieres for the September edition, which will close with Alan Rickman’s A Little Chaos.
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NewsToronto to focus on Korean cinema
EXCLUSIVE: Last time TIFF showcased Korean cinema was in 2002.
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NewsToronto welcomes international shorts
The Toronto International Film Festival is starting a new programme for international shorts, Shorts Cuts International.
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NewsTIFF unveils strategic plan
TIFF director and CEO Piers Handling has announced the organisation’s vision through 2017 in an ambitious document that aims to transform TIFF into the global centre of film.
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