Entertainment
Toronto Film Festival Announces New Projects and Productions
The Toronto Film Festival unveiled several new projects, including K2 Media Capital’s cross-border IP ventures and Anna Biller’s latest film ‘The Face of Horror’. The festival also highlighted upcoming Broadway shows like ‘Now You See Me Live’ and Drew Barrymore’s new YouTube interview series.
Coverage timeline — 5 articles
Variety
Gayathiri Guliani and Uzair Merchant are unveiling K2 Media Capital, a new entertainment investment and production venture, at the Toronto Film Festival market. The company aims to identify, finance and produce high-value intellectual property that crosses borders and formats. Guliani, a media indus
2026-09-10 14:00 UTC
Variety
“Joan of Arc versus Jesus.” That is how Anna Biller, the auteur behind “The Love Witch,” describes the climax of her arresting new film “The Face of Horror” — a Medieval tale of a chauvinist knight, Edward (Jonah Hauer-King), desiring to leave his hopelessly devoted wife, Eleanor (Kristine Froseth),
2026-09-10 14:00 UTC
Variety
The Four Horsemen are taking their talents to Broadway. “Now You See Me Live,” a stage show inspired by Lionsgate’s hit film franchise about thieving illusionists, is opening at New York City’s Al Hirschfeld theater on Nov. 11 for an eight-week run that concludes on Jan. 3. &
2026-09-10 14:00 UTC
Variety
Drew Barrymore will break free of the conventions of TV talk as she launches the seventh season of her CBS-produced daytime program. Barrymore and her producers are launching a second program – a YouTube interview series – that will function both as a segment for TV and a stand-alone attraction for
2026-09-10 14:00 UTC
Deadline
EXCLUSIVE: Deadline can reveal the first look at Bare, the feature directorial debut from writer-director Lorna Tucker, starring Florence Hunt (Bridgerton) alongside Isla Fisher and Colin Firth. The ensemble cast also includes Sky Frances, Ruaridh Mollica, Séamus McLean Ross, Mirren Mack, Lewis Grib
2026-09-10 14:05 UTC