Toronto focus on politics, comedy and horror
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TORONTO  - Global politics, seniors in   love, fantastical fairy tales, technical glitches and the   Weinstein brothers dominated the 31st Toronto International   Film Festival, which wraps Saturday with the world premiere of   the slavery drama "Amazing Grace."
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"Trauma," a twisting flick starring Colin Firth, is one of several movies to open next month at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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Suddenly television screens are part of the Manhattan cab ride experience. Is anything worth watching? Stay tuned.
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The 31st annual Toronto film festival  opened on Thursday amid warnings from critics that happy movies  are going to be few and far between, as themes from many of the  350-plus entrants reflect the grim state of the world.
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Comment is free: Martin Jacques: The celebrity premier's successor can become a leader of substance if only he has the political courage to get serious.
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A listing of news events to watch for in the coming week.
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Red carpets, Oscar hopefuls and a grim bite of political reality make up the agenda of this year's Toronto film festival, where producers strut their stuff and Hollywood stars party into the night.
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A documentary about Islam  and homosexuality is vying for attention at the Toronto  International Film Festival, where high-profile movies set in  the Middle East are already making a splash.
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TORONTO  - As the 31st Toronto   International Film Festival kicks off Thursday night, local   moviegoers are snapping up tickets for their annual celluloid   fest. Meanwhile, in the parallel festival that buyers and   sellers inhabit, studios are eyeing the menu just as hungrily,   looking for a few choice dishes.
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The Vancouver International Film Festival, which is set to announce its lineup Wednesday, is giving top billing this year to politics and projects knocking President Bush.
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Politics, and political filmmaking, were the talk of Hollywood this summer. But on the eve of the election studio offerings are all about escapism.
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Life & style: Sport and politics combine to upstage this year's shows on the New York catwalks
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HOLLYWOOD - Forget &quot;Fahrenheit 9/11.&quot; This year&#39;s most controversial political film is likely to be an R-rated comedy featuring puppets.
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A preview of the Toronto film festival.
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This show is an entertaining but sometimes too earnest primer about the politics of food.
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Global politics, seniors in love, fantastical fairy tales, technical glitches and the Weinstein brothers
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TORONTO - There could hardly be a more appropriate movie to close the Toronto International Film Festival Saturday night than Martin Short's "Jiminy Glick in Lalawood."   Shot at the festival in 2002 with a bevy of star cameos, the schmoozefest satire plops the obese and obnoxious celebrity interviewer Jiminy Glick (Short in a fat-suit) into a murder-mystery. It's like "The Player" on laughing gas...