Toronto International Film Festival 2012: News, pictures and interviews

Get all the news from the Toronto International Film Festival, from interviews with breakout stars to first impressions on the big premieres such as Cloud Atlas and The Master.

By David Fear and Joshua Rothkopf Fri Sep 7 2012

Philip Seymour Hoffman in The Master

Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master

Read our first impressions after the official North American premiere.

Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper in Silver Linings Playbook

Stories We Tell, Anna Karenina, Silver Linings Playbook

David O. Russell and Sarah Polley connect as the fest heats up.

Spring Breakers

Cloud Atlas, Passion, Spring Breakers

The fest yields a cornucopia of crazy from the Wachowskis and Brian De Palma.

Julianne Moore and Onata Aprile in What Maisie Knew

To the Wonder, What Maisie Knew

Marriage hits the rocks in two emotional powerhouses.

Rian Johnson, far right, the director of Looper

Q&A: Looper's Rian Johnson

The director of Brick returns with a twisty, turny sci-fi brain teaser.

Toby Jones and Tonia Sotiropoulou in Berberian Sound Studio

Berberian Sound Studio and horror at TIFF

They may not like the term, but plenty of movies find their winding way to the horror genre.

From left, Jakob Oftebro and Tobias Santelmann in Kon-Tiki

Back to the water: Leviathan, Kon-Tiki, The Bay

Breaking the waves with three filled-to-the-brim titles.

From left, John Goodman, Alan Arkin and Ben Affleck in Argo

The Gatekeepers, Argo, Casting By

Behind-the-scenes players get their moments in the spotlight.

Much Ado About Nothing

Q&A: Much Ado About Nothing's' Joss Whedon

The man behind Buffy the Vampire Slayer takes on the Bard.

The Place Beyond the Pines

Q&A: Place Beyond the Pines's Derek Cianfrance

Blue Valentine's director takes on father issues.

What Maisie Knew

Q&A: What Maisie Knew's Scott McGehee and David Siegel

Divorce, seen through the eyes of a child.

Seven Psychopaths

Q&A: Seven Psychopaths' Martin McDonagh

It's another sly crime-comedy.

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