Produced, written, directed and starring Paul Gross, Passchendaele, named for the World War I battle, was released last month after opening the Toronto Film Festival in September. Boasting the biggest ...

The all-Canadian WWI drama “Passchendaele” will open the 33rd Toronto Film Festival on Sept. 4. Written, directed and produced by veteran Canadian actor Paul Gross (“Due South”), the film is inspired ...

Paul Gross' WWI epic Passchendaele will open the 33rd Toronto International Film Festival on Thursday, September 4. Written, directed and produced by Gross, who also takes the lead role, the film is ...

Mumbai: The 33rd Toronto International Film Festival opens 4 September with the world premiere of Passchendaele. The film has been written, directed and produced by Canadian filmmaker Paul Gross.

Passchendaele, a sprawling story set during the First World War, was the big winner at the Genie Awards on Saturday night, taking home six awards including best picture. Kristin Booth hams at the ...

Given all the American war films, Paul Gross decided to make one about Canadians in a First World War battle. There have been several films and television movies about Canadians at war, dating back to ...

The multihyphenate Paul Gross gets lot of credits on his new film, Passchendaele: director, writer, star and composer, to which he could add: Seeker of the elusive grail of Canadian popular taste.

It never rains, it pours. This week the big screen is teeming with history and politics. From America, fairly recent events are mythologized in two docudramas: Oliver Stone spins an instant-replay of ...

Actor and filmmaker Paul Gross's First World War drama Passchendaele has snagged one of the marquee slots at this year's Toronto International Film Festival: opening night. Festival director and CEO ...

Paul Gross was a no-show, but his First World War epic movie, Passchendaele, showed up big time at the 29th annual Genie Awards, winning six statues including best picture. The Canadian actor was ...

Find out what’s new this week on streaming services such as Netflix, Disney+, Paramount+, Prime Video, BritBox, Crave, Apple TV+ and on DVD and Blu-ray. Disney's Snow White reigns over weekend box ...