In Nia DaCosta’s “Hedda,” Tessa Thompson’s titular socialite sows chaos.

Robert Redford, who died Tuesday at 89, transformed the film industry with the Sundance Institute and Film Festival.

Real moviegoer energy has always made the Toronto International Film Festival a good measuring stick for not just what might catch on during Hollywood’s awards season but what will click with audiences.

Coming on the heels of her Marvel Studios film “The Marvels,” DaCosta premiered her Ibsen adaptation “Hedda” at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sunday.

Daniel Craig’s Benoit Blanc is back.

Films starring Sydney Sweeney, Angelina Jolie and Aziz Ansari will premiere at the 50th Toronto International Film Festival, festival organizers announced Monday.

“How to Train Your Dragon" is maintaining its top ranking in movie theaters.

Joana Vicente is stepping down as the CEO of the Sundance Institute, the nonprofit behind the annual Sundance Film Festival, after two and a half years.

Since 2008’s “Iron Man,” the Marvel machine has been one of the most unstoppable forces in box-office history.

Director Nia DaCosta is the first Black woman to helm a Marvel movie.

By any measure, “The Marvels” is one of the fall’s most anticipated titles.

Hollywood is at a standstill.

“Candyman” has hooked the top spot at the North American box office.

Steven Yeun, Nathan Lane, Issa Rae, Robert Pattinson, Janet Jackson, Leslie Odom Jr. and Laverne Cox are among the artists being invited to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.