2015 Toronto International Film Festival
The 2015 Toronto International Film Festival runs from September 10-20. Check back for daily photo updates, browse our handy Mini-Guide, watch trailers for select Toronto films, and read lists of the films we're excited to see at the festival.
Latest News
As expected (given Friday's numbers and estimates derived from them), "The Perfect Guy" took the number spot at the box office this weekend, beating out fellow newcomer, "The Visit," the latest from M. Night Shyamalan, which he both wrote and directed. As an aside, there was a time when opening ... See more »
Monsters can be a fine metaphor for real life problems – Joss Whedon used them to great effect in Buffy – and Joe Kelly and Ken Niimura’s graphic novel I Kill Giants pulls off a similar effort. It’s being adapted into a film with Zoe Saldana and Madison Wolfe attached to star. Wolfe will be Barbara... See more »
Amazon tonight entered the Emmy winning circle with its first Primetime Emmy Awards, three statuettes for Jill Soloway’s acclaimed comedy Transparent. They included a guest actor in a comedy series win for Bradley Whitford for his role as cross dresser Marcy. This is believed to be the first Emmy ... See more »
Johnny Depp and Amber Heard heated up the premiere of The Danish Girl at the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday. The duo kept close as they held hands while making their way down the red carpet. At one point, Johnny even stopped to help Amber fix her dress as she posed for pictures. ... See more »
IMDb Snapshot - Photos We Love
Here's a look back at some of our favorite event photos, still images, and posters featured between September 6 - September 12.
Born Today
Indie Focus: 'Keith Richards: Under the Influence' - Trailer
The latest documentary from Oscar-winning director Morgan Neville, Keith Richards: Under the Influence takes us on a journey to discover the genesis of the legendary musician's sound as a songwriter, guitarist, and performer.
Did You Know?
In the comics, Deadpool suffered from schizophrenia and often talked to himself. In the film, this is altered to him just breaking the fourth wall and addressing the viewer; a common practice that has happened in his previous appearances in video games and animated features.
Poll: Dream Interview
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Who would you most like to interview from this list of celebrated icons? Suggest others and discuss here after voting.