Toronto Film Festival’s $16M Content Market Takes Shape As Industry Figures Sign On
Niv Fichman, Vincent Maraval, Jérôme Paillard, Noah Segal, Monique Simard, Roeg Sutherland and Kerry Swanson are the ...
Toronto 2026 Content Market Advisory Committee Named
CAA’s Roeg Sutherland, Goodfellas CEO Vincent Maraval, Canada’s Niv Fichman and Noah Segal will help guide TIFF to its ...
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IFFR 2025: Bright Futures (and Others)
Save John Lilly, all these titles were in the Bright Future section reserved for first-time feature filmmakers, which is nice ...
‘Elio’ Going Later This Summer: Disney Release Date Changes
Disney just shifted this summer’s Pixar movie Elio by one week from June 13 to June 20. Essentially, the tweak creates space ...
Tracing Afrobeats’ Yoruba Roots: ‘Wizkid Now Was Sunny Adé Then’
A new documentary on Afrobeats, Nigerian Yoruba music, and politics will look at a century of fuji, juju, apala, sakara, highlife and more ...
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TIFF CEO worried about ‘nationalistic’ shift in TV, film amid Canada-US trade tension
The CEO of the Toronto International Film Festival is warning against an overly nationalistic approach to screen content in ...
TIFF CEO says a ‘nationalistic’ approach to film and TV amid trade tensions would hurt Canada
As a Canada-U.S. trade tensions escalate, Toronto International Film Festival CEO Cameron Bailey hopes viewers don't take a ...
Roeg Sutherland Says He’s Bullish On Indie Cinema Sector As B.O. & Foreign Sales Edge Back To Pre-Pandemic Levels – EFM
CAA Media Finance Co-Head Roeg Sutherland Says He's Bullish On Indie Cinema Sector As B.O. & Foreign Sales Return To ...
'I'm one of the good guys': Chalamet's love of film
Speaking at the Berlin International Film Festival, "A Complete Unknown" star Timothée Chalamet says he's got "the biggest heart" when it comes to making movies. (Feb. 14) ...
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The Longest Standing Ovations at Cannes This Century
At most film festivals, any standing ovation stirs excitement. Not so at the Cannes Film Festival, where audiences will stand ...