Toronto Film Festival

A minute with Gauri Shinde on 'English Vinglish' Mumbai: When one of Bollywood's most successful leading ladies chooses your film to make a comeback, it turns up the pressure on the film-maker. But not so for director Gauri Shinde, who is making her debut film with Sridevi, whose last major role was in the 1997 film Judaai.

English Vinglish, which opens in cinemas next month, features the popular actress as a housewife insecure about her lack of fluency in English. Shinde, an ad film-maker married to a film director, spoke to Reuters about directing Sridevi, how her mother came up with the idea for English Vinglish and why knowing English shouldn't make one feel superior.

Q: Did you always want to make films?

A: "I wanted to be in films in whatever form towards the end of my college, when I did my mass comm. Advertising happened first and I have been an ad film-maker for quite a few years now. I knew that one day, when I have a great idea, I will make a film. It could have happened before also."...more    
01:29 PM, Sep 17, 2012

Style hits and misses at Toronto Film Festival

A look at who made the fashionable cut and who didn't at the ongoing Toronto International Film Festival. ...
05:40 PM, Sep 14, 2012

All 'fine' between Stewart, Pattinson
by IANS
Toronto: Actress Kristen Stewart has dismissed rumours that there is tension between her and Robert Pattinson following their split. Speaking at the premiere of her new film On The Road at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), Stewart said that they are fine with the situation. "We are going to be fine," she said when asked about their upcoming press tour to promote Twilight: Breaking Dawn - Part 2, reports...  
08:10 PM, Sep 10, 2012

'Cloud Atlas' divides in leap from page to screen Toronto: Cult novel Cloud Atlas was once considered unfilmable. For some movie critics, it still is. The adaptation of the philosophical book by Britain's David Mitchell premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival to sharply divided reviews, suggesting the complex storylines and ambitious plot structure did not always connect with audiences who had not read the novel. With a budget that reportedly topped $100 million, and an all-star cast of...  
07:03 PM, Sep 10, 2012

 Gandhi's 'Theseus' creates waves at Toronto fest New Delhi: Debutante Anand Gandhi has made quite a stir at the Toronto international film festival with his very personal, very cerebral film 'Ship of Theseus', which explores complex issues of identity, responsibility and death through the Greek paradox. Gandhi, who has been developing the film for past three years, is being hailed as the new promising talent in the 'new wave' of Indian cinema. The 32-year-old director says he...  
06:47 PM, Sep 10, 2012

Kristen steals limelight at Toronto film festival Toronto: The Toronto film festival opened with action movie Looper starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, but it was Twilight star Kristen Stewart who attracted the biggest buzz on the red carpet at the star-studded festival scattered with Oscar hopefuls. Anticipation was high for one of the world's premier film festivals that coming off Venice helps mark the beginning of Hollywood's awards season. Filmmakers see it as crucial launching pad and Toronto has...  
02:42 PM, Sep 07, 2012

Stars, politics to stir up Toronto film festival New York: A strong film lineup full of politically charged themes and a heavy dose of Hollywood stars have raised high hopes the Toronto International Film Festival, will breed Oscar contenders, rapturous audiences and plenty of film deals. Considered one of the world's top festivals, Toronto serves as a kick-off to Hollywood's awards season, and will screen more than 280 films over 11 days. Stars turning out to showcase or...  
07:37 PM, Sep 06, 2012

The best dressed stars at film festivals

Here are the top 5 best dressed stars from the Venice film festival and Toronto film festival. ...
04:29 PM, Sep 15, 2011

'Aamir Khan is India's national treasure'
by IANS
Toronto: Dhobi Ghat is a rare movie to come out of Bollywood and it is meant for the global stage, says Cameron Bailey, co-director of the Toronto Film Festival (TIFF) where the film will be premiered this week. It is the first non-masala, non-song-and-dance film from Bollywood to make to the world's premier film festival which opens here on Thursday to showcase about 300 films from around the world. Set...  
04:06 PM, Sep 08, 2010

Priyanka, Harman take ...Raashee to Toronto Priyanka Chopra is playing 12 different characters in the film. ...  
02:45 AM, Sep 24, 2009

Cash award for Goan filmmaker over Toronto honour
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Laxmikant Shetgaonkar's film won the critique's award at the Toronto Festival. ...  
02:25 AM, Sep 23, 2009

Docu on tough ex-cop Bedi delights Toronto film fest Kiran Bedi said she is satisfied with the research and contents of the film. ...  
05:06 PM, Sep 28, 2008

Anil, Irrfan film bags People's Choice Award at Toronto fest
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Slumdog Millionaire is about a slum child who wins a fortune on a reality quiz show. ...  
03:36 AM, Sep 15, 2008

Aniston making sure she does not cross paths with Pitt
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The actress is said to have been terrified of accidentally bumping into Pitt. ...  
11:44 PM, Sep 08, 2008

Singh is Kinng invited to Toronto International Festival Toronto International Film Festival will be held from September 4-13. ...  
01:37 PM, Aug 21, 2008

Big B, Jolie, Clooney create a buzz at Toronto Film Fest The festival which kicked off on September 6 will run through till 15th of this month. ...  
02:11 AM, Sep 12, 2007

Toronto film fest promises a big slice of Indian films As many as eight films with an Indian connection makes it to the various sections. ...  
01:11 PM, Sep 07, 2007

Sean Penn lights up, hotel fined Oscar-winning actor, who was caught smoking at a press conference, was scolded by public health officials. ...  
06:25 PM, Sep 16, 2006

Toronto Talkies: It's raining stars The Toronto Film Festival was not only powered by the most-sought after films, it was raining stars too. ...  
04:07 PM, Sep 16, 2006

Toronto Talkies: A taste of India As the Toronto International Film Festival finally discovers Indian cinema, meet the man responsible for it. ...  
12:24 PM, Sep 16, 2006