Everything I ate was propelled by Colombia’s place as the second most biodiverse nation on Earth.

The Montreal-born Mowat worked closely with director Denis Villeneuve on the looks for ‘Dune.’ And once he’s done an actor’s makeup they keep coming back for more, including stars like Daniel Craig and Mark Wahlberg.

Producer says he hopes the documentary will bring a deeper understanding “of the many factors that went into creating Bruce McArthur and abetting his crimes.”

For the real people in ‘Nomadland’ who live full-time in their vans, RVs and pickup trucks, the pandemic was just another bump in the road, Zhao tells Linda Barnard. She has learned to slow down and focus on what’s important.

‘The Nature of Things’ is set to launch it’s 60th season on Nov. 6.

‘I seriously had no idea that this was going to translate into something that was going to go beyond Swedish national television,’ says Nathan Grossman, the director of ‘I Am Greta.’

Only TIFF co-heads Cameron Bailey and Joana Vicente, along with show hosts Chloe Wilde and Tyrone Edwards of ETALK were in the theatre as part of an hourlong CTV broadcast.

Keeping pace brisk in ‘The Laundromat’ seen as vital to keep audience from being ‘overwhelmed with the amount of data.’

The evening gave guests a rare chance to sit down to supper with Hollywood notables (including Joaquin Phoenix) and rising stars, moviemakers and industry luminaries.

Returning from long hiatus, movie star finds acuity and longing for domesticity in buzzy portrayal of ’40s superstar.

Your best bets for star-spotting during the Toronto International Film Festival

Irish actor Buckley stars as a Glasgow single mother dreaming of Nashville stardom in movie that debuted at TIFF in 2018.

Moore’s never been more engaging as a plucky grownup seeking romance, no matter the obstacles.

Backers of Share Her Journey event, including Canada’s Mia Kirshner, lay out personal reasons for their support.

While the business of TIFF stays downtown, some of the hottest parties this year are coming back to the festival’s birthplace. The festival kicks off Thursday.

Capsule reviews of some of the films at the Toronto International Film Festival, which runs Sept. 6 to 16.

Film deals frankly with aging and death: ‘It’s not a subject we see a lot,’ says its British star.

Daniela Vega will play a cisgender woman in next film and says her ‘creativity has no limits.’

Scene in new film with Annette Bening gracefully expresses characters’ ‘sexual gravitation’ toward each other, says actor.