A clip from the opening night film of the Toronto International Film Festival, “Score: A Hockey Musical.”

The “In the Heights” creator and all-around mensch shares a musical number from his post-nuptial party.

This month Sotheby’s gallery is opening “Divine Comedy,” an exhibition of some 75 works organized around the theme of Dante’s epic poem.

The survey of mostly abstract Gerhard Richter drawings at the Drawing Center is a reminder of the ways Mr. Richter is an artist for many genres, styles and seasons.

You may get some bruises with rough-and-tumble roller derby, but you’ll also find camaraderie and a place to work out your hostilities.

“Selective Memory,” a mixed-media work by Brian Rogers and Madeline Best, is a close-up study in perception at the Chocolate Factory.

An appraisal of the Canadian pianist Glenn Gould, who remains an object of fervent admiration nearly 30 years after his death.

“Shifting the Gaze: Painting and Feminism” at the Jewish Museum reflects a Jewish and feminine identity.

Romain Duris stars in the French director Pascal Chaumeil’s mélange of comedy and romance set in Monte Carlo.

A movie adapted from a popular stage show by the Aboriginal band Jimmy Chi and Kuckles focuses on an Aboriginal teenager who runs away from boarding school.