Wendy and Lucy, Tokyo Sonata, Night and Day, and 'In the Realm of Oshima.'

Once again, New York themes and filmmakers are swamping the documentary lineup in Toronto.

True stoner classics rarely have actual weed in them.

Hipsters, fret not: If you wear a certain T-shirt to the premiere of Che, Benicio Del Toro, won’t make fun of you.

Catherine Keener is a nightmare muse in highbrow neurotic Charlie Kaufman’s first film.

What gives, Hollywood? This season is a veritable bro-fest on the big screen, with nearly all the big films featuring dude-on-dude action. Below, a guide to the highlights of the estrogen-free A-list matchups.

In Oliver Stone’s sure-to-be-controversial W., Josh Brolin finds both the comedy (pretzel choke!) and pathos in our soon-to-be-history president.

Yup. Rachel Weisz is irresistibly madcap in The Brothers Bloom. She also juggles chain saws.

To play a sex-crazed professor, Ben Kingsley looked no further than himself.

With fall’s quality-culture rush not far off, the curve is a great leveler.