The tribute awards are given to actors, directors, and other film professionals for their exceptional contributions to the industry.
‘The Hate U Give’ held its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on Friday.
“High Fantasy” is playing in official selection at the Toronto Film Festival.
Two of the four films will debut at the festival.
The South African filmmaker’s ‘The Endless River’ third feature will show at the Toronto Film Festival.
The film about child soldiers in West Africa is drawing lot of attention after it premiered last night.
Charlie Vundla’s ‘Cuckold’ debuted in the contemporary world cinema section of the festival.
The two-time Oscar winner reunites with Antoine Fuqua, his director from 'Training Day'.
The film, which stars Benedict Cumberbatch, took the Groslch People's Choice Award for best film.
Beach Boy Brian Wilson’s turbulent life is already the stuff of music industry legend.
'Wild' offers the normally pretty and perky Witherspoon the chance to play a raw and angry woman.
'The Wall' documents the massive concerts that included pyrotechnics, animation and a flying inflatable pig.
Assange criticised the film’s source material, saying it’s based on a deceitful book.
The film is based on the true story of a free black man sold into slavery in 1840s Louisiana.
The movie received an overwhelming reception at the Toronto Film Festival.
Actor Brad Pitts says he hopes his latest movie will have a moving impact on viewers.
