Stars Bring Unlikely Audiences to Arthouse Pics
At this year's Toronto International Film Festival, it was not uncommon to be stopped by groups of teenage girls asking whether you had seen Zac Efron.
Ebert Speaks Out About TIFF Tiff
Roger Ebert confirmed in his newspaper column that he was indeed wacked by a fellow critic during a screening at TIFF.
Romance in Bloom Again
Depending on who you ask, The Brothers Bloom is redifining the heist movie or resurrecting the romance.
Pride and Glory No Ordinary Cop Flick
What separates Pride and Glory from other Serpico wannabes is the filmmakers’ commitment to making sure what appeared on screen looked authentic.
Nothing but the Grim Truth
With its strong female characters filmmaker Rod Lurie's Nothing But the Truth exposes a bitter truth about Hollywood: There aren't many deep roles for women in film.
No Tiffs for Jennifer and Brad at TIFF
Jennifer Aniston and ex-husband Brad Pitt save the drama for the screens at The Toronto International Film Festival.
Coens Don't Feel the Burn
The Coen brothers feel no pressure following up the critically acclaimed success of the intense No Country for Old Men with the dark comedy of Burn After Reading.
Ricky Gervais Not Lazy on Laughs
Despite chronic laziness, Ricky Gervais manages to deliver the laughs--even in an unlikely place like the romantic comedy Ghost Town.
