The blockbuster from the 28-year-old Toronto-born director stars Rachel Sennott and Ayo Edebiri as two lesbian teens who try to woo their cheerleader crushes by starting a fight club
Here, the former arty kid from Unionville talks about how the GTA inspired her indie superhit, whether choice and destiny can co-exist, and the mundane beauty of Iced Capps
On the eve of their 45th anniversary, the "Skinnamarink" legends talk about Toronto’s greatest music venue, their upcoming concert film and performing for overly excited children
The actor talks about making the outrageous new film, fighting Canadian cinema's old guard, buying weed with grandparents and whether it's "the Beach" or "the Beaches"
Orphan Black alum Alex Levine breaks down why writers are demanding AI regulations, which beloved shows could get delayed or cancelled and how the labour stoppage will affect upcoming negotiations in Canada
The film opens in Toronto for an exclusive limited run at the TIFF Bell Lightbox today
A Q&A featuring the director's favourite coffee shop and what inspired his newest film at TIFF
A Q&A with the Vaughan-raised filmmaker about her first feature film, Something You Said Last Night, and her return to TIFF
Viola Davis, Nicolas Cage, Taylor Swift and more
Celebrities showed up and showed out, pretty people jammed to a drag show that was beyond fabulous, and Jully Black owned the dance floor
September is here, which means it's TIFF season
The TIFF co-director on selecting the perfect Covid-era opening night movie, which celebs you might see downtown and the plan for managing anti-vaxx protesters
"My cameraperson was looking at an audition tape someone filmed in front of their shower curtain, and said 'Man, that video looks like a Dexter kill room.'"
"I had 13 clips of myself in 13 outfits repeating the same motions 13 times. I had to do some math to make sure it all looked fluid"