Denis Villeneuve

With his unique ability to meld mass appeal and uncompromising artistry, Villeneuve has the best chance of pulling it off

In the hands of Denis Villeneuve and Ryan Gosling, the sequel to a cult classic about an American dystopia becomes a bold arthouse blockbuster

Our film critic Brian D. Johnson reveals what made his list as the finest movies of the year

How Quebec filmmaker Denis Villeneuve catapulted from indie Canadian cinema to Hollywood stardom—all while keeping his signature style intact

They’re both takes on South American drug cartels, but ’Narcos’ proves that you need time to tell a story this complex

Villeneuve wins the Toronto Film Critics’ Associations’ Rogers Best Canadian Film Award, and then gives most of it away

With ’Enemy,’ a Quebec auteur doubles down on Jake Gyllenhaal in a diabolical portrait of Toronto

’Enemy’ and ’Gabrielle’ dominate the film prizes; ’Orphan Black,’ ’Call Me Fitz’ and ’Jack’ win TV trophies

Canadian directors are hooked on Hollywood stars

The winners, the pleasers, plus Brian D. Johnson’s hot list