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Steve McQueen on ‘Blitz,’ Movies and Humanity

A city pounded by bombs exploding after dark. A small boy, defiant of his mother’s attempt to send him to safety in the countryside, roaming the streets in a desperate attempt to reach home safely, while his frantic mother searches for him.

Golden Globes Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month

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Cuaron on ‘Disclaimer’: ‘It Was Like Making Four Films’

A Spanish-language version of this story is also available on the web. Alfonso Cuarón directed "A Little Princess" three decades ago, his first English-language and Hollywood film.

Cuaron’s ‘Disclaimer’: ‘Fue como filmar cuatro películas’

También está disponible en la web una versión en inglés de esta historia. Hace tres décadas dirigió 'A Little Princess,' su primera película en inglés y en Hollywood; hace casi 20, en 'Children of Men,' nos sorprendió con una de las secuencias de acción más extraordinarias del cine moderno, nunca antes ejecutada en una sola toma y en tiempo real; y hace 12 nos asombró con 'Gravity,' considerada por muchos (incluyendo el mismísimo James Cameron) como “la mejor película del espacio que jamás se ha hecho”, y para la cual Alfonso Cuarón tuvo que crear tecnología que aún no existía para filmarla.

Cate Blanchett Offers AI Warning at TIFF: ‘Innovation Without Imagination Is Very Dangerous’

Cate Blanchett took center stage at the 49th edition of the Toronto International Film Festival, where she was honored with the TIFF Tribute Award on Sept. 8.

Thomas Vinterberg & His Miniseries at TIFF Raise Questions of Personal Reinvention

In Thomas Vinterberg’s Families Like Ours, rising sea levels force the entire country of Denmark to evacuate and become refugees. But the miniseries is more about human resilience than an environmental catastrophe.

Director Rachel Morrison Lights ‘Fire’ at TIFF

Veteran cinematographer Rachel Morrison, who is making her feature-film directing debut with "The Fire Inside," introduced the film at TIFF as “a labor of love beyond my wildest imagination. ” The film, written by Barry Jenkins (“Moonlight”), who was also a producer, had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival Sept.

Jharrel Jerome Praises ‘the Caliber of People’ He Worked With in ‘Unstoppable’

In the 2016 "Moonlight," Jharrel Jerome established himself as a young actor to follow. At the 74th Golden Globe Awards, ‘Moonlight’ received six nominations, the second highest of all film nominees.

Elizabeth Olsen on Her New Role: ‘I’m Looking to Act in Films That Make You Think’

From indie queen to Marvel-blockbuster maven, Elizabeth Olsen provides yet another string to her bow in the sci-fi thriller "The Assessment. " The actress has demonstrated her versatility, from her role as Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch in "Wandavision" to her portrayal of troubled suburban wife Candy Montgomery in the true-crime series "Love & Death," which earned her Golden Globe nominations in 2022 and 2024, respectively.

Pamela Anderson: ‘I’ve Been Getting Ready My Whole Life for This Role’

In The Last Showgirl, a Gia Coppola-helmed film that premiered at Toronto International Film Festival on Sept. 6, veteran Las Vegas showgirl Shelly discovers that the world has changed quite a bit since she took on the job some thirty years ago.