The "Pluribus" star finally broke an Emmy shutout streak that lasted for the entirety of "Better Call Saul."

Smart completes a historic five-for-five run as Deborah Vance, winning for every season of the series.

Follow along for all the winners of tonight's Emmy Awards, airing on NBC at 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET.

Now 72, Malkovich says he enjoyed channeling his jaded CIA spy's fearless rage. It could win him an Oscar.

Venice: The director and the producer of the FIPRESCI International Critics’ Prize winner for Best Film from Orizzonti discuss the challenges of making a film in Okinawa, and keeping people interested the indie.

Exclusive: The horror film could sell for more than $10 million, making it one of TIFF's biggest pacts.

TIFF: Anton Corbijn directs the pair in a two-hander with real bite, as adapted by Joanna Murray-Smith from her devilish play "Switzerland."

TV's biggest night has arrived. Here's how to make sure you don't miss a moment.

TIFF: Erivo plays a formidable barrister who is forced to confront the system she once trusted in this disappointing screen version of the celebrated production.

Finally, a (very funny) movie that dares to ask: "What if Ross McElwee were an idiot?"

TIFF: A superficial departure from his grandiose norm, Snyder’s homage to “The Searchers” purports to have morality on its mind, but mostly just wants to get back to killing.

IndieWire talks to co-writer Etan Cohen, former 20th Century chairman Tom Rothman, and more about how Mike Judge's movie that once had a nonexistent theatrical release became one of the definitive films about the U.S.

TIFF: The magic of the film lies in the way it elegantly tackles the idea that having kids is the only “normal” way for someone to be.

Director Mary Mazzio tells IndieWire about putting the story of the first all-women's team at the America's Cup before the world's harshest critics.

TIFF: Gonzo bloodshed and manic camerawork are the focus in this over-the-top crime caper set in the Japanese vintage underworld.

Messy contradictions and eccentric side characters drive this memorable story of a devout Muslim hitman played by Mahershala Ali. 

TIFF: The "Slow Horses" star is tremendous as a faded Black TV actress whose tendency for self-sabotage threatens to derail her comeback role.

TIFF: Jane Levy and Jessica Rothe lead Joshua Giuliano's slasher that finds evil in beauty, while reminding us that horror is not simply a vehicle for scares.

TIFF: A 13-year-old in the 1980s navigates her parents’ separation in this comedy that relies on boilerplate beats.

While "Woman Unknown" won the Golden Lion and is now automatically eligible for Best International Feature, the Venice jury prizes solidify three other competition titles as major Oscar contenders.