Toronto International Film Festival

Ryan Gosling Finally Visits Cafe That Tried To Lure Him With Cardboard Cutout

… With a little help from the actor’s mom.
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'Moonlight' Director Recalls A Really Racist Moment With His Driver

"If it could happen to me with someone who’s driving me ... what the hell do you think happens to some dude working a shift at the factory?" Barry Jenkins asked.
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Louis CK's Film Release Under Review After Sexual Misconduct Report (UPDATE)

The premiere was abruptly canceled on Thursday.
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Brie Larson Directed Her First Movie. Next? A Marvel Joint, She Hopes.

"Unicorn Store" premiered at the Toronto Film Festival.
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'The Room' Gets An Uproarious Tribute In James Franco's 'The Disaster Artist'

This uproarious gem dramatizes the making of Tommy Wiseau's cult classic.
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Coming Soon: Louis C.K.'s Controversial Movie About An Alleged Sexual Abuser

A distributor paid $5 million for "I Love You, Daddy," despite the sexual misconduct allegations surrounding its own star.
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Unicorn Store and the Importance of the Journey

In one of the opening scenes of the movie, we see Kit, covered in a multitude of colors, painting away.
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Guillermo Del Toro's 'The Shape Of Water' Is One Of The Year's Best Movies

Sally Hawkins headlines this gentle film about a mute janitor and her aquatic beau.
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Halle Berry Dominates The Red Carpet At Toronto International Film Festival

Jaw-dropping.
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Well, 'Mother!' Is Far Wilder Than You Can Possibly Imagine

Darren Aronofsky discusses his dark, audacious new movie starring Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem.
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