Tilda Swinton

There’s nothing conventional about “The End,” a mad, apocalyptic musical masterpiece that is wowing film festival crowds.

Pedro Almodóvar’s first English-language feature is a tender two-hander between two Oscar-winners at the top of their acting game, holding hands as they contemplate the end.

Two maestros of strange profundity come together in “Problemista,” the quirky, yet touching new film from Torres that just had a raucous premiere at SXSW.

Writer-director Joanna Hogg talks ghost stories, memoir films, and a particular stroke of genius: Why have Tilda Swinton play one role in a film, when she could play two?

“The Eternal Daughter” stars Swinton as both mom and daughter in a beautifully elegiac portrait of women in search of understanding—and the source of the strange noises upstairs.

Viola Davis wowed (of course). Tilda Swinton stunned (of course). And Colin Farrell may be on his way to an Oscar (finally). Here’s our rundown of the 20 best actors at TIFF ’22.

‘Three Thousand Years of Longing’ features Tilda Swinton as a British professor who awakens a bottled-up djinn (Idris Elba, part-CGI) and they gradually fall in love. It’s a mess.