Rule Britannia, its words by a Scot and its tune from an opera about England’s king Arthur, is far from a straightforward song of imperialist triumphalism, writes Tom Service
11 Sep 2014:
The actor-turned-director talks to Paul MacInnes about the challlenge of filming an unfilmable novel – William Faulkner’s The Sound and the Fury – and what he might do next
11 Sep 2014: Paul MacInnes: The Daily Show host on Rosewater, his directorial debut about Maziar Bahari, a journalist who was imprisoned in Iran after being accused of spying
11 Sep 2014:
Chris Rock is already No 1 when it comes to money at the Toronto film festival with this charming – and highly bankable – story of a stand-up struggling to reinvent himself
11 Sep 2014:
Despite Aniston’s diverting drab-act as a bitchy, suicidal woman in constant pain, this humdrum character study is sour and half-baked, writes Catherine Shoard
Tobey Maguire makes a decent fist of playing the prickly chess grandmaster, but Edward Zwick’s unsubtle film never delves beneath the surface of his paranoid psychology
10 Sep 2014:
This performance by one of the world’s great orchestras was never without interest, though sometimes there was too little substance to go with its style, writes Andrew Clements
10 Sep 2014:
For all its good intentions, Bettany’s tale of the relationship between a drug addict and an illegal immigrant is undermined by a lack of balance and nuance, writes Henry Barnes
The Fahrenheit 9/11 director urges colleagues at the Toronto film festival to accept that they are entertainers because 'people want to go home and have sex after your movie'