TIFF ’13 Review: A Reluctant Brand Name
Gives “Burt’s Buzz” a Jolt
Jody Shapiro's portrait of Burt's Bees founder Burt Shavitz is as unique and idiosyncratic as its subject.
TIFF ’13 Interview: Aaron Wilson & Khan Chittenden Go to War with “Canopy”
The writer/director and star talk about creating an indelible survival story.
TIFF ’13 Interview: Lisa Langseth Checks Into “Hotell”
The writer/director proves she's here to stay with a hilarious and heartfelt second film.
TIFF ’13 Interview: Allison Berg & Frank Keraudren Unleash “The Dog”
The real-life inspiration for "Dog Day Afternoon" proves truth is stranger than fiction.
Interview: Ned Benson on “The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby”
Exploring the identity of the best film at this year's TIFF.
Interview: Haifaa Al-Mansour Rides Into
New Territory With “Wadjda”
On being the first female director to make a feature in Saudi Arabia.
TIFF ’13 Interview: Sarah McCarthy on Exploring What Makes a Family in “The Dark Matter of Love”
The "Sound of Mumbai" director is back with an astonishing look at a U.S. adoption of a Russian child.
Interview: Sophie Huber Brings Out the Truth in “Harry Dean Stanton: Partly Fiction”
On creating a portrait as deep as the character actor's legendary wrinkles.
Interview: Negin Farsad & Dean Obeidallah Lead with Laughs in “The Muslims Are Coming”
On countering fear with laughs.
TIFF ’13 Review: Nils Tavernier’s Father-Son Drama “Finishers” Proves to Be a Winner
A different kind of Ironman comes forward in this French hearttugger.
