We talked to Hailee Steinfeld about playing an iconic figure like Emily Dickinson, the period costumes on the Apple TV+ show and more.

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Métis/Algonquin filmmaker Michelle Latimer premiered two projects at TIFF 2020: a documentary titled Inconvenient Indian and television series Trickster.

My Story: Filmmaker Michelle Latimer on Indigenous Stories, Her New Projects & More

These up-and-coming Canadian actors are the rising stars everyone was talking about during TIFF 2020, which wrapped last weekend.

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Violation, the debut feature from a Canadian filmmaking duo known for their thought-provoking short films, premiered at TIFF 2020.

Miu Miu commissions some of the industry's boldest female filmmakers to create short films as part of its ongoing Women's Tales series.

Miu Miu's Female-Directed Short Films are Now Available in MUBI's Library

Miu Miu

Here are all the feature films, documentaries and TV series by Canadian filmmakers we're excited to watch at TIFF 2020, which kicks off this week.

Mohawk actor/filmmaker Devery Jacobs on how she got her start, the projects she’s drawn to, and the need for more Indigenous representation in media.

My Story: Kawennáhere Devery Jacobs on Queer Indigenous Representation in Media

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The Breakthroughs Film Festival is screening its 2020 lineup of 17 short films online, with live Q&As following each screening.

This Canadian Film Festival Spotlights Female, Nonbinary & BIPOC Artists

Their profound film, The Body Remembers When The World Broke Open, was inspired by a moving real-life encounter between two Indigenous women.

Meet the Canadian Filmmakers Who Caught The Eye of Ava DuVernay

Greta Gerwig is the only female director to score a Critics' Choice Award nomination, while the Globes list features no women at all.

Tilda Swinton

Paradise Theatre has lived many lives since it was born in 1937. After closing down in 2006, the Art Deco-style theatre has reopened its doors in Toronto's Bloorcourt neighbourhood.

Toronto

Shailene Woodley, Nicole Kidman and Priyanka Chopra were in attendance.

Chanel

Indian-Canadian director, Nisha Ganatra, tells us why Mindy Kaling's script for "Late Night" resonated with her. "When I read it, I felt it was so similar to my story."

Nisha Ganatra Talks Late Night and Working With Mindy Kaling

Emma Thompson

Do women view and represent the world differently, or is the Female Gaze just a social construct?

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Heather Graham

Support of Time's Up has exploded since Harvey Weinstein was exposed, but if we really care about what we say we care about, it’s time to start showing it. And maybe, eventually, we can provide women with a safe space in which to work.

Women in Film

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TIFF 2020: These Are the Up-and-Coming Canadian Actors to Know

Here's How Canadian Film Violation Subverts the Male Gaze

Miu Miu's Female-Directed Short Film Series is Now Available in MUBI's Library

These Are the Canadian Films We're Looking Forward to at TIFF 2020

My Story: Kawennáhere Devery Jacobs on Queer Indigenous Representation in the Entertainment Industry

This Film Festival Spotlighting Female, Non-Binary, and BIPOC Artists is Going Virtual

Meet the Two Female Canadian Filmmakers Who Caught The Eye of Ava DuVernay

Once Again, Female Directors Are Largely Shut Out of the Awards Race

Toronto's Iconic Art Deco-Style Paradise Theatre Has Reopened

TIFF 2019: Inside the Chanel & Variety Female Filmmaker Dinner

Nisha Ganatra Talks Late Night, Diversity and Working With Mindy Kaling & Emma Thompson

What Is the Female Gaze, and Can It Reshape Pop Culture?

All the Women Who Weren't Nominated For an Oscar This Year

Birks Celebrates This Year's Women In Film During TIFF

5 Women on Netflix Making a Difference from Behind the Camera

Heather Graham's Half Magic Could Be the Film Post-Weinstein Hollywood Needs

Can We Still Separate Art From Artists in a Post-Time's Up Era?

Why We Don't Need a Woman to Play James Bond