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Toronto International Film Festival
The Toronto Film Festival is one of North America’s most important entertainment events. For 2 weeks, creatives from around the world present their films to an audience of critics and fans, who will anoint frontrunners for the Academy Awards and spotlight emerging talent or a forgotten actor making a comeback. Digital Trends will cover the most buzzworthy films, with reviews, festival dispatches, and interviews with some of the industry’s leading actors, directors, and writers.
Father and daughter bond in the first trailer for Aftersun
Writer and director Charlotte Wells' feature film debut, Aftersun, is an affecting look at a daughter's bond with her father on their vacation in Turkey.
The best films of TIFF 2022
From a surgical documentary to a Korean thriller to the triumphant return of Daniel Craig's Benoit Blanc, these were our favorites films of TIFF '22.
Zac Efron goes to Vietnam in the shallow comedy The Greatest Beer Run Ever
In his follow-up to the Oscar-winning Green Book, director Peter Farrelly makes another bid for middlebrow prestige with The Greatest Beer Run Ever.
Taylor Swift on making All Too Well, her favorite movies, and her future as a director
In a Q & A at TIFF, Taylor Swift talks about her music video/short film All Too Well and working with Stranger Things' Sadie Sink and Teen Wolf's Dylan O'Brien.
The Whale review: Brendan Fraser can’t save this histrionic drama
Brendan Fraser's sensitive performance is the chief highlight of Darren Aronofsky's limp drama The Whale.
The Fabelmans review: an origin story of Steven Spielberg
Steven Spielberg plunges into his own childhood with the twinkly-tragic memoir The Fabelmans.
Glass Onion review: a deviously intricate Knives Out sequel
Rian Johnson reteams with Daniel Craig for the delightfully complicated Knives Out sequel Glass Onion.
The documentary De Humani Corporis Fabrica is an astonishing dive into the human body
The experimental documentary De Humani Corporis Fabrica, now showing at this year's TIFF, takes a gross, beautiful plunge into the human body.
Down to clown? The biopic spoof Weird is a glorified Funny or Die sketch
Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe is Al Yankovich in the dopey fictional biopic Weird, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Toronto film fest 2022 opens with a blandly inspirational Netflix biopic
Day one of the Toronto International Film Festival offered a blandly directed Netflix biopic, as well as an incisive Romanian drama.