Toronto, Canada — Julian Schnabel’s third feature, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (Le Scaphandre et le Papillon) brings us the true story about famed magazine editor Jean-Dominique Bauby, who’s life was instantly changed by an unexplainable condition. more…

Toronto, Canada — From the Czech Republic comes director Jiri Vejdelek with his second film Roming, about a father and son who go on a road trip to discover the mysterious Gypsy fire while rekindling their own relationship. more…

Toronto, Canada — Recently at TIFF, John Crowley had the world premiere of his second feature, Boy A, which follows a young adult who tries to escape a dark past by changing his identity and moving to new town. more…

Toronto, Canada — After the success of his first film Man Push Cart, Ramin Bahrani returns to Toronto with his second film Chop Shop, a slice of life type of story about a young boy who works hard to provide for himself and his older sister in New York’s Willet’s Point. more…

Toronto, Canada — Making it’s World Premiere in Toronto, this melancholy and somewhat meditative first feature by Stéphane Lafleur follows four lonesome characters and their attempt to connect with someone. more…

Toronto, Canada — In his feature film debut, Rodrigo Plá brings a story of conflict between the rich and the poor classes in Mexico and the corruption that can blur the lines of the law. more…

Toronto, Canada — With a title guaranteed to attract the attention from the perv in all of us, Martin Gero’s feature film debut examines the various situations surrounding coitous between young people. more…

Toronto, Canada — Bringing his first feature to the Toronto Int’l Film Festival, Juan Antonia Bayona’s film The Orphanage is the eerie story about a mother who will do anything to find her lost son, even if she has to face her own death. more…