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The Disability Screen Office and the National Screen Institute are launching a program in which professionals will work with film and TV productions to ensure accessibility on set.

The Venice Film Festival offers an embarrassment of auteur riches this year.

The Venice Film Festival offers an embarrassment of auteur riches this year.

TORONTO — The CEO of the Toronto International Film Festival kicked off an event that's meant to celebrate the Canadian titles in this year's lineup by apologizing for pulling and then reinstating a documentary about a retired Israeli general's rescu

There’s only so much directing you can do when you send your lead actor, who is holding several bags of goldfish, in water, on a roller coaster with a 35 mm camera strapped to the front. You just have to trust.

Ron Howard’s “Eden” opens with a bold statement: “Fascism is spreading.” It'll surely carry weight in modern society, but the phrase is referencing events from nearly a century ago.

Fandom is a funny thing in the age of social media. Spend enough time scrolling and it’s easy to feel like you really know a celebrity, and all their friends.

You can say this: Michael Angelo Covino and Kyle Marvin know how to start a movie. Their 2020 breakout film, “The Climb,” begins with two best friends on a bike ride just before Kyle (Marvin) is to be wed.

The skies are blue, the sun unrelenting and the body count escalating in the Bakersfield, California, of “Honey Don’t!,” where Margaret Qualley’s private investigator tries to get a handle on the nefarious goings-on in her city with a small-town feel

Amy Schumer, Howie Mandel and Debra Messing are among more than 1,000 entertainment figures who have signed an open letter condemning the Toronto International Film Festival for its handling of a film about the Hamas attacks in Israel.