Toronto International Film Festival
Jessie Buckley, Paul Mescal, and director Chloé Zhao turn Shakespeare’s real-life tragedy into a heartbreaking portrait of love, loss, and the healing power of art
If this tale of fantastic worlds, trickster birds, and bone-deep grief is indeed the anime legend’s final movie, he’s going out on a high note
Never mind whether this adaptation of the anti-war classic deserves to win — could it be this year’s genuine Best Picture upset?
At the Toronto Film Festival screening of his decades-in-the-making autobiographical film, the legendary director, now 75, assures fans he's not going anywhere
"I think when I say it's a metaphor, I'm just going to stop," the singer said when asked about the infamous accessory at the Toronto International Film Festival
Singer to introduce the short film, which will screen in 35mm for the first time
Bruce Springsteen premieres the live-performance movie of his 2019 album about freedom and adulthood, and the result is a knockout
