Toronto International Film Festival

Toronto International Film Festival launches a film marketplace and an Oscar pathway as Indian films Angh, HALF and Dorothy feature in its 2026 line-up

How the Toronto International Film Festival grew from a modest Canadian showcase into one of the world's most influential cinematic galas

Indian films to include world premiere of Superboys of Malegaon on the life and work of auteur Nasir Shaikh

The star-studded affair will include a selection of Indian and South Korean films

This year, only three films from India made it to TIFF, among the world's top fests and traditionally a welcoming platform for Indian cinema

'People still want to experience movies; they want to discover new films', said Bailey

Debutante filmmaker Nithin Lukose's feature film "Paka" and Ritwik Pareek's "Dug Dug" are the 2 Indian films to have been selected for the 2021 Toronto International Film Festival.

Protests, demonstrations - and sometimes, violent rioting and looting - have dominated headlines even through the Covid-19 pandemic

The film festival, counted among the top 3, opens this week in a toned-down avatar

In Toronto, you no longer have to step out of the safety of your car to enjoy music concerts, exhibitions and movies

Made in Bangladesh, a film by Rubaiyat Hossain, shows viewers where and how cheap fashion is manufactured

Born to an Indian father and Swiss-German mother, Australian actor Geraldine Viswanathan is making waves at Toronto, writes Indira Kannan

Another Indian film, The Field, directed by London-based Sandhya Suri, won the IWC International Short Films Award

TIFF, one of the world's top film festivals, is both a film trade and audience-focused event. And Midnight Madness has consistently proved to be among its most popular sections

The 2017 Toronto International Film Festival is serving up a volley of tennis nostalgia