All Festivals articles – Page 14
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Reviews‘Lovers In The Blue Night’ review: Anapurna Roy’s modest second feature interweaves migrant lives and loves in Mumbai
Roy returns to Venice Horizons after winning the best director prize in 2025 for her debut film Songs Of Forgotten Trees
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Reviews‘A Bit Of Light’ review: Ali Asgari’s profoundly affecting drama finds hope amid despair in contemporary Tehran
The Iranian filmmaker makes his Venice Competition debut with the story of a doctor pushed to breaking point
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Reviews‘Sumo: Spirit Weighs Nothing’ review: Cinematic, empathetic doc gets in the ring with Japan’s most iconic sport
Erik Shirai’s absorbing film will next play London after berths in Telluride and Venice
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Reviews‘Big Little Things’ review: A gay Chinese woman invents a boyfriend to appease her family in candid, personal debut
Writer/director Michelle Zhou takes inspiration from her own life for Venice Horizons drama
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News‘Being Heumann’ producer David Permut lines up UK activist Peter Tatchell drama
EXCLUSIVE: “Peter’s kind of the Harvey Milk of London and is an amazing individual with an incredible story.”
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Reviews‘Ground Floor’ review: Absurdist Hungarian comedy effectively turns a run-down apartment block into state of the nation satire
Ádám Tompa stars in director Gábor Reisz’s follow-up to 2023 Venice Horizons winner Explanation For Everything
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NewsToronto reveals increase in Asian submissions aiming to boost exposure
South Korean features such as ‘Harbin’ and ’The World Of Love’ scored box office success after Toronto premieres.
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NewsJessica Alba to star in ‘The Fun Lady’, Highland launching TIFF sales
EXCLUSIVE: ‘Sweet Home Alabama’ director Andy Tennant to begin US shoot in early 2027.
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FeaturesGuy Nattiv on how his grandmother’s life loosely inspired TIFF cult drama ‘The Liberation’
“This movie is my love letter to my grandmother.”
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Reviews‘The Fire Within You’ review: Vanessa Scalera’s invigorating performance fuels Italian Christmas-from-hell drama
Edoardo De Angelis’s darkly comic feature premieres in Venice competition
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Reviews‘Being Heumann’ review: Ruth Madeley impresses as US disability advocate Judy Heumann in broad period drama
Sian Heder follows CODA with cutesy dramatisation of Heumann’s 1977 San Francisco sit-in which opens Toronto
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Reviews‘Stuffed’ review: Jodie Comer and Harry Melling bond over taxidermy in bold, bracing gothic musical
The debut of UK filmmaker Theo Rhys premieres in Toronto’s Discovery strand
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Features15 TIFF acquisition titles to tempt buyers
Alien biker gangs, scheming morticians, and ancient demonic possession on offer.
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Reviews‘NAZA’ review: Urgent, gut-punch doc from ‘No Other Land’ directors interviews Israeli operatives about their actions in Gaza
Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor’s wrenching Venice competition film is executive-produced by Jonathan Glazer
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Reviews‘Until The Day Ends’ review: Vivid if limited portrait of revolutionary youth in modern-day Serbia
Jelena Maksimović’s fiction debut relies heavily on the charisma of lead Jelena Maksimović
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NewsCannes Directors’ Fortnight selection ‘Low Expectations’ lands North American deal
Marie Ulven aka musician girl in red and Anders Danielsen Lie.
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NewsAfrican cinema ramps up presence at Toronto film festival
Ten African films play in festival programme, while Global African hub provides a market base for continent’s filmmakers.
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News‘Paper Tiger’, ‘Furies’ producer Rodrigo Teixeira of RT Features talks new Brazilian, James Gray projects
EXCLUSIVE: Slate includes previously-announced TIFF selections Glaxo, Furies
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FeaturesFive rising Canadian filmmakers to watch at this year’s TIFF
Canadian filmmakers will showcase a diverse range of projects at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival
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NewsTIFF travel chaos scrambles nerves of UK film industry
Toronto-bound attendees contend with cancelled flights and meetings.