Toronto International Film Festival Features
My TIFF 2011 Recap (As Seen in Really Crappy Photos)
Rate the Fashion: TIFF Edition
TIFF Review: Like Crazy
Movie Reviews
TIFF Review: Drive
Ryan Gosling stars as a stuntman with no name in Drive, a b-movie with a noir heart.
Fun Fact: A Naked Man Eating a Fudgesicle Broke Into Nicolas Cage's Bedroom
Nicolas Cage, in Toronto promoting Trespass, shared a personal story about a real-life trespasser while doing promo in Toronto. Apparently he once woke up to find a naked man eating a fudgesicle in his bedroom.
TIFF Party Report: Butter, Grey Goose Soho House, Twixt and More
We run into Justin Long at the Grey Goose party and Estelle at the Diet Coke bash.
TIFF Review: Lena
Don't confuse Lena for a coming-of-age quirkfest. Newcomer Emma Levie stars in this dark and enigmatic portrait of a desperate teen.
Inside TIFF Gift Suites
We're taking a look back at all the fun free swag that we've been gifted during TIFF 2011.
Star Stalker: TIFF Edition
We track down celebs to find out what they do when they're not on set or walking the red carpet.
Update: Madonna Denies Ordering TIFF Volunteers to Avert Their Eyes
According to a report in the Globe and Mail, the singer-turned-actress-turned-director was anything but cordial to festival volunteers backstage, demanding they avert their eyes when the former pop star passed them.
Anna Kendrick Joins Joseph Gordon Levitt at Hit Record at the Movies at TIFF
The 50/50 co-stars re-teamed for Joseph Gordon Levitt's travelling show, Hit Record at the Movies, Sept. 12 in Toronto.
Video: 50/50 Premiere Red Carpet
Dose.ca's Leah Collins chatted with 50/50 screenwriter Will Reiser and actress Jessica Parker Kennedy.
Interview: There's More Than Meets the Eye to Megan Fox
Megan Fox moves away from sex-kitten image in Friends with Kids.
Interview: Michael Fassbender and the Shame of Sex
Actor says his new movie, Shame, says a lot about our society of instant gratification.
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