Toronto International Film Festival 2006
Top Film Festival News
- Death of a President scores TIFF critics' prize
- The controversial British film Death of a President, which depicts the assassination of U.S. President George W. Bush, has won the international critics' award at the Toronto International Film Festival.
- Lee seeks global audience for Katrina doc
- Though he is adamant about calling his latest work incomplete, Spike Lee wants people around the world to see his documentary When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts.
- Abolitionist tale closes Toronto film festival
- The 31st Toronto International Film Festival draws to a close Saturday with Michael Apted's Amazing Grace, a historical drama about the fight to abolish the slave trade in Britain.
- The Banquet serves reworked Hamlet at Toronto film festival
- The story of Shakespeare's Hamlet gets turned on its head in The Banquet, which opens to a gala presentation Friday night at the Toronto International Film Festival.
- Hotel fined over Penn's smoking at Toronto film festival
- Sean Penn will get off with a warning, but Toronto's Sutton Place Hotel, one of the key venues at the Toronto International Film Festival, faces more than $600 in fines for allowing the actor to light up during a press conference last weekend.
- Pinsent blushes over attention from fainting spell
- If Canadian acting legend Gordon Pinsent was ever worried that people didn't care about him, a fainting spell earlier this week has convinced him otherwise.
- Infamous gives Toronto film fest another Truman show
- Toronto International Film Festival attendees might be getting a sense of déjà vu with the Thursday screening of Infamous, the second film about author Truman Capote in as many years.
- Estevez's Bobby to make gala entrance at TIFF
- Emilio Estevez's look at the assassination of Robert Kennedy through the eyes of ordinary Americans has its North American premiere Thursday at the Toronto International Film Festival.
- Former Italian PM skewered in Il Caimano
- Michael Moore and Italian director Nanni Moretti have both won the top prize at the Cannes film festival. But when it comes to influencing elections, Moore has nothing on Moretti.
- Marc Anthony, salsa music both star in El Cantante
- With her latest film El Cantante, Jennifer Lopez says she wants the spotlight to shine on a Puerto Rican musical icon and the acting chops of her real-life husband, Marc Anthony.
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More Film Festival Features
September 15, 2006
- FilmCapsule Review
- When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts By Matthew McKinnon
September 14, 2006
- FilmCapsule Review
- This Filthy World By Rachel Giese
September 13, 2006
- FilmCapsule Review
- Breaking and Entering By Katrina Onstad
September 12, 2006
- FilmNaughty But Nice
- Shortbus director John Cameron Mitchell imagines a world free of sexual repression By Katrina Onstad
- FilmHurray for Bollywood
- A panel discussion on Never Say Goodbye puts fans in a frenzy By Rachel Giese
- FilmBehind the Lens
- Stalking Russell and Brad with the TIFF paparazzi By Guy Leshinski
- FilmCapsule Review
- The Last King of Scotland By Rachel Giese
- FilmLast Laugh
- A Q&A; with the cast of the satire For Your Consideration turns strangely serious By Richard Poplak
September 11, 2006
- FilmThe Good, the Brad and the Ugly
- Babel press conference delves into the film's challenging shoot By Richard Poplak
- FilmThe French Connection
- Congorama explores the ties that bind Belgium and Quebec By Matthew Hays
- FilmRoyal Letdown
- Star power at All the King's Men press conference fails to illuminate anything By Richard Poplak
September 10, 2006
- FilmThe New View
- Sarah Polley discusses her moving directorial debut, Away From Her By Katrina Onstad
- FilmCapsule Review
- The Killer Within By Matthew McKinnon
September 9, 2006
- FilmMarginalized
- Two Canadian documentaries detail the snares of living in the burbs By Rachel Giese
- FilmOnce Moore with Feeling
- Documentarian Michael Moore preaches to the choir at a Mavericks session By Matthew McKinnon
- FilmAll Hail Penelope
- The Volver press conference proves a love-in for the film's lead actress By Richard Poplak
- FilmCapsule Review
- Babel By Katrina Onstad
September 8, 2006
- FilmMonkeying Around
- The story behind Reg Harkema's clever new film, Monkey Warfare By Katrina Onstad
- FilmCapsule Review
- Volver By Rachel Giese
- FilmWaiting for Borat
- Our intrepid reporter queues up for much big fun By Guy Leshinski
September 7, 2006
- FilmCapsule Review
- The Wind that Shakes the Barley By Katrina Onstad
- FilmParadise Lost
- The Journals of Knud Rasmussen remembers the last great Inuit shaman By Rachel Giese
September 5, 2006
September 1, 2006
- FilmGuess Who's Coming to Toronto?
- Attention-seeking celebs set to invade the city By Rachel Giese
- FilmLights! Camera! Oscar Buzz!
- Test your knowledge of TIFF By Sean Monkman
- FilmWhat's Up With Docs?
- TIFF's documentary programmer gives us the lowdown By Matthew McKinnon
- FilmBelly Fest
- Why a pregnant stomach is the ultimate icebreaker at a film festival By Katrina Onstad
- FilmThe Hot List
- 10 Canadian buzz films at TIFF By Katrina Onstad
- FilmVancouver Plays Itself
- The city gets a starring role in Paul Fox's Everything's Gone Green By Rachel Giese
- FilmSetting the Scene
- A conversation with Toronto film festival co-director Noah Cowan By Katrina Onstad