The festival looks to double its business offering with the 2026 market, while remaining bullish about cinema’s future.
Leaders past and present reflect on the good and bad times, and how the Toronto festival became world class.
The efficiency of generative AI video tools promises producers greater scale, and Canadian companies and creatives are helping pave the way forward.
The battle over the National Commercial Agreement is the latest rallying cry for the union’s members.
Cronenberg’s third feature makes its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival on Saturday.
While unions look to recruit more Black, Indigenous and people of colour workers, the production community agrees change must start at the top.
Andrea Martin’s work on SCTV would be enough to guarantee her immortality, but she has also amassed award-winning credits on stage and the big screen
Critics be damned, the filmmaker’s convictions have sustained a 50-year career marked by record-breaking box office.
The Quebec feature launched on Netflix after amassing $2.1 million at the box office.
TIFF ’21: Elevation Pictures co-president and Scarborough co-director discuss the pros and cons of the festival’s smaller scale and hybrid approach.
The return to movie theatres has seen Cineplex lean into megahits, while indie exhibitors and distributors look to draw audiences away from streamers, over to the art house.