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All Festivals articles – Page 426
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NewsUrban Distribution picks up Karlovy Vary winner ’The Father’ for France (exclusive)
Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov’s Bulgarian family drama is screening in Toronto’s Contemporary World Cinema strand.
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NewsFestival gurus talk representation, engaging young audiences and the streamers at TIFF panel
“We depend on the commerical proposition of movie houses and they are closing down.”
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Reviews‘How To Build A Girl’: Review
Beanie Feldstein stars in the big-screen adaptation of Caitlin Moran’s book.
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Reviews‘Blackbird’: Toronto Review
Susan Sarandon is the terminally ill mother presiding over one final family get-together
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Reviews‘Hope Gap’: Toronto Review
Bill Nighy and Annette Bening excel as a long-married couple facing an uncertain future
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Reviews‘Just Mercy’: Toronto Review
A powerhouse performance from Michael B. Jordan anchors this legal justice drama
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Reviews‘The Friend’: Toronto Review
Jason Segel, Ben Affleck and Dakota Johnson star in this earnest real-life drama about terminal illness
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Reviews‘Black Conflux’: Toronto Review
Canadian debut set in 1980s Newfoundland is a striking calling card for Nicole Dorsey
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Reviews‘The Sleepwalkers’: Toronto Review
The fraught relationship between a mother and daughter comes to the boil at a family celebration
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Reviews‘Human Capital’: Toronto Review
The lives of two families become intertwined after a fatal hit-and-run accident and shady business deal
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Reviews‘Blanco En Blanco’: Venice Review
A photographer develops a dangerous obsession in early 20th Century South America
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Reviews‘Hope’: Toronto Review
Stellan Skarsgård co-stars in a strong Scandinavian drama about love and illness
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Reviews‘Maria’s Paradise’: Toronto Review
Big-screen treatment of a controversial Finnish preacher who claimed she could communicate with the dead
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Reviews‘Proxima’: Toronto Review
Eva Green puts in a career best performance as the astronaut faced with a choice between her ambitions and her only child
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Reviews‘Waiting For The Barbarians’: Venice Review
Mark Rylance shines in this otherwise bloated adaptation of J.M.Coetzee’s novel
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Reviews‘Radioactive’: Toronto Review
Rosamund Pike plays Marie Curie in Marjane Satrapi’s thoughtful biopic of the ground-breaking scientist
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Reviews‘True History Of The Kelly Gang’: Toronto Review
Justin Kurzel returns to form with this gritty Australian gothic
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Reviews‘Lingua Franca’: Venice Review
A transgender Filipina woman cares for a Russian-Jewish grandmother in Brooklyn
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Reviews‘Madre’: Venice Review
Another intriguing - and satisfying - drama from Spain’s Rodrigo Sorogoyen