Toronto 2026 (The article continues below - Commercial information) 114 articles available in total starting from 18/02/2026. Last article published on 28/09/2026. previous page: 1 2 [3] 4 5 6 7 8 ... 10 11 12 next Review: After ElenaShawn Garry’s sophomore feature explores grief and family tensions as a widower struggles to rebuild his life after his wife’s death 17/09 | Toronto 2026 | CentrepieceReview: The Idiot(s)Aimee Lou Wood is resplendent as Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s wife, Anna, in a new her-story biopic by Małgorzata Szumowska and Michał Englert 17/09 | Toronto 2026 | Special PresentationsReview: What Lies Between UsAmalie Næsby Fick cuts deep with a nuanced and highly entertaining psychological thriller threading together a mother’s complicity, disbelief and pursuit of justice 17/09 | Toronto 2026 | DiscoveryReview: LemonadeDocumentarian Kim Bartley’s fiction debut sheds light on the Irish foster-care system with a tender coming-of-age story that sees Barry Keoghan among the cast 17/09 | Toronto 2026 | CentrepieceReview: ElsinoreIn Simon Stone’s poignant biopic, Andrew Scott gives an award-worthy performance as an ailing actor playing Hamlet 16/09 | Toronto 2026 | Special PresentationsSovereignty must extend from land to screen, Arctic Indigenous storytellers say at TorontoProfessionals linked the growing geopolitical focus on the region to questions of creative control, arguing that collaborations led by natives must generate ownership, skills and lasting value 16/09 | Toronto 2026 | TIFF: The MarketReview: Where the River BeginsJuan Andrés Arango’s film tells the story of a native Emberá woman who, after fleeing paramilitary violence, journeys from Bogotá back toward her rainforest homeland 16/09 | Toronto 2026 | CentrepieceInterview: Amanda Kernell • Director of Brace Your Heart“The key words at the heart of the story are ‘liberation’, ‘healing’ and ‘forgiveness’”The Swedish director shares some thoughts on her creative journey and whether there is any shared DNA between her latest film and her prior works 16/09 | Toronto 2026 | PlatformInterview: Michaël R Roskam • Director of Le Faux Soir"I’m convinced that historical films speak to our present"The Belgian filmmaker chatted to us about his historical film, which is all about resistance and the power of satire, and which is as entertaining as it is topical 15/09 | Toronto 2026 | Special PresentationsInterview: Hanaël El Yousfi • Director of The Daughters of Abraham"It's not belief that’s harmful, it’s tradition disguised as belief"The French filmmaker explains why she wanted to tackle the divide between two communities which actually have a great deal in common 15/09 | Toronto 2026 | Discovery previous page: 1 2 [3] 4 5 6 7 8 ... 10 11 12 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)