The Arts Guild // Spreading the Love of Storytelling

'Hush Hush' | Photo courtesy of Amazon Prime Video

‘Hush Hush’ is a seat-gripping thriller featuring a symphony of performances

Sinéad Bovell | Elevate Festival 2022 | Photo: Steve Murakami / The Arts Guild

How will AI impact the arts? Sinéad Bovell explains

Sabrina Dhowre Elba | Elevate Festival 2022 | Photo: Steve Murakami / The Arts Guild

Sabrina Dhowre Elba shares her passion for philanthropy and bringing people together

Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) in Lucasfilm's ANDOR, exclusively on Disney+. ©2022 Lucasfilm Ltd. & TM. All Rights Reserved.

‘Andor’ ushers in a new era in Star Wars storytelling

Reed (Keegan-Michael Key), Clay (Johnny Knoxville), Bree (Judy Greer) and Zack (Calum Worthy) in 'Reboot' | Photo: Michael Desmond/ HULU - © 2022 Hulu

‘Reboot’ is a light, bingeable new Disney+ show that pokes a little fun at the entertainment industry

Kapil Sharma as Manas in 'Zwigato' | Photo: Courtesy of TIFF

TIFF 2022: ‘Zwigato’ beautifully humanizes the ignored lower class

Kapil Sharma at TIFF 2022 | Photo: Steve Murakami / The Arts Guild

TIFF 2022: Kapil Sharma discusses being a part of Nandita Das’ feature film ‘Zwigato’

'The Colour of Ink' Director Brian D. Johnson | Photo: Steve Murakami / The Arts Guild

TIFF 2022: Director Brian D. Johnson dives into the making of ‘The Colour of Ink’

Jennifer Lawrence as Lynsey in 'Causeway' | Photo Apple TV+

TIFF 2022: ‘Causeway’ has sophisticated performances but a hollow story

L-R: Paul Dano, Mateo Zoryon Francis-DeFord, and Michelle Williams as Burt, Young Sammy and Mitzi Fabelman respectively in 'The Fabelmans' | Photo © 2022 Universal Studios and Amblin Entertainment

TIFF 2022: Spielberg’s ‘The Fabelmans’ showcases the power and magic of filmmaking

Jason Logan in his home studio. | Still from 'The Colour of Ink' | Photo: Courtesy of the National Film Board of Canada and Sphinx Productions, 2022

TIFF 2022: ‘The Colour of Ink’ is a love letter to mother nature’s oldest gift for expressing ourselves

Still from 'Women Talking' | Courtesy of TIFF 2022

TIFF 2022: Sarah Polley’s ‘Women Talking’ is uncomfortable, shocking, and brilliant