For all its sexual audacity, ‘Shame’ is strangely puritanical — a carnal guilt trip
I rode my bike a lot, ate a ton of free food, and became best friends with Angelina Jolie
A rousing tale of Lebanese women’s lib takes the People’s Choice award, while a Quebec drama about an Algerian refugee teacher wins Best Canadian Feature
Why Jason Reitman didn’t give his film to TIFF. And how a new wave of indie filmmakers have learned to stay indie while playing ball with the big studios.
‘Hollywood people are so strange’
At TIFF2011, Jessica Allen learned the ins and outs of celebrity hunting. Now she’s back …
A wild satire about mad ad men rebranding Russia apparently has a fan in Vladimir Putin
Kathy Griffin would drop F-bombs whenever the crowd stopped laughing at her dirty jokes
‘It was a bit schizophrenic’
“I just used my skills and body to recreate something. It’s like a Goya painting. Or sculpting.”
You only have one minute to take a photograph during shoots
‘Neil Young Journeys’ is perversely raw and lazy