Eli Roth Prepping 'Green Inferno' Sequel; Haggis Talks 'Third Person'; Focus Takes Bateman's 'Bad Words'; 'Dallas Buyers Club' Review
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Toronto: Eli Roth Sets Sequel 'Beyond the Green Inferno' (Exclusive)
Roth will turn over the directing reins to "Aftershock" helmer Nicolas Lopez; Worldview Entertainment will once again finance and produce. | Read More
Toronto: Paul Haggis Reveals How Mila Kunis Sparked Idea for 'Third Person' (Q&A)
The Oscar-winning director discusses returning to his roots with the new relationships drama, his reluctance to go Hollywood and why he wrote that open letter to Leah Remini. | Read More
Toronto: Dealmaking Kicks Off With 'Bad Words,' 'Locke'
Focus pays $7 million-plus for Jason Bateman's raunchy directorial debut as Tom Hardy's "Locke" sells to A24 and hungry buyers zero in on several hot films. | Read More
Dallas Buyers Club: Toronto Review
Matthew McConaughey, Jennifer Garner and Jared Leto star in the true story of a hedonistic Texan homophobe who bounced back in surprising ways from the gut punch of his HIV-positive diagnosis. | Read More
Toronto: 'Can a Song Save Your Life?,' With Keira Knightley and Mark Ruffalo, Takes Fest by Storm
John Carney follows his Oscar-winning "Once" with another film that revolves around musicians and beautiful original music -- and has serious awards potential. | Read More
Toronto: CAA Calls in Favor for '12 Years a Slave' Afterparty
The agency, which reps director Steve McQueen and stars Brad Pitt and Michael Fassbender, arranged for a last-minute celebration at Bungalow 8. | Read More
Colin Firth and Nicole Kidman, in their First Film Together, Pay Tribute to a British War Hero
The stars of Jonathon Teplitzky's drama share what drew them to the story about a victim of World War II's "Death Railway." | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Sunday, September 08, 2013 at 10:01 AM.

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