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Toronto International Film Festival

Laura Anne Harris / January 9, 2017

Director Dilip Mehta talks Mostly Sunny, Bollywood, and pornography

Canadian director Diliip Mehta discusses the making of his frank and surprising documentary about porn-star-turned-Bollywood-icon Sunny Leone.

Girls Lost, Alexandra Therese-Keining

Alex Heeney / December 11, 2016

Alexandra Therese-Keining talks Girls Lost and gender performance

Writer-director Alexandra Therese-Keining discusses her sophomore film, Girls Lost, a smart and sensitive exploration of gender, gender performance, identity, femininity, and masculinity.

Una, Blackbird

Alex Heeney / October 6, 2016

Una is a psychologically complex screen adaptation of Blackbird

Renowned theatre director Benedict Andrews makes a remarkable feature debut with Una, a screen adaptation of David Harrower’s award-winning play Blackbird. Get our two-part interview with Benedict Andrews. Listen to our podcast on films depicting childhood sexual assault, including Una and Slalom.

Ashley McKenzie, Werewolf

Alex Heeney / October 5, 2016

Writer-director Ashley McKenzie talks Werewolf

Cape Breton writer-director Ashley McKenzie discusses her feature debut, Werewolf, “lawnmower crackheads”, working with non-actors, and being part of the TIFF family.

Fien Troch, Home, AFI Fest 2016, Must-See AFI

Alex Heeney / October 5, 2016

Best of TIFF16: Fien Troch’s Home

In Home, teachers and authority figures don’t skip a beat before upbraiding the teenagers in their charge, but writer-director Fien Troch asks us to empathize first and judge second.

Una, Benedict Andrews

Alex Heeney / October 4, 2016

Benedict Andrews talks Una and directing for theatre vs film: part 2

This is the second part of our two-part interview with Benedict Andrews on his feature debut Una and the differences between directing for film and theatre. Read part one here.

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