All Festivals articles – Page 632
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FeaturesThe Match Factory’s Michael Weber talks Netflix and the future for arthouse cinema (exclusive)
Weber talks to Andreas Wiseman about the company’s activities.
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FeaturesOn the set of Michael Pearce’s Toronto premiere 'Beast'
Film premieres in TIFF’s platform section.
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FeaturesOn the set of 'Film Stars Don't Die In Liverpool'
Wendy Mitchell visits the Annette Bening and Jamie Bell starring production.
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FeaturesSpotlight on Nordic female filmmakers in Toronto
Screen spekas to Asa Helga Hjorleifsdottir, Zaida Bergroth and Iram Haq.
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NewsUnifrance at vanguard of TIFF's French invasion
There are 30 French productions at TIFF this year.
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Reviews'Outrage Coda': Venice Review
Beat Takeshi ends his crime trilogy in suitably visceral style
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Reviews'Lady Bird': Toronto Review
Saorise Ronan searches for a more exciting life in Greta Gerwig’s surefooted directorial debut
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Reviews'Journey's End': Toronto Review
Saul Dibb breathes exciting new life into the classic WWI drama
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Reviews'Number One': Toronto Review
Emmanuelle Devos plays an executive who is head-hunted to be the first woman CEO on France’s CAC 40 in a lively and suspenseful drama
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Reviews'Valley Of Shadows': Toronto Review
A young boy finds evil lurking in the woods in this atmospheric Norwegian chiller.
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Reviews'Mademoiselle Paradis': Toronto Review
Barbara Albert’s exquisite period drama details the life of blind musician Maria Theresia von Paradis
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Reviews'1%': Toronto Reveiew
A gang member attempts to save his brother from death in this Australian thriller
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Reviews'The Escape': Toronto Review
Gemma Arterton shines in Dominic Savage’s portrait of a crumbling marriage
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Reviews'The Death Of Stalin': Toronto Review
Armando Iannucci’s latest is a sharp-edged, resonant satire of power grabbing in 1950s Moscow.
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Reviews'Super Size Me 2: Holy Chicken!': Review
Morgan Spurlock is back, with another meta-concept for his fast food follow-up
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Reviews'You Disappear': Toronto Review
This snaky Danish potboiler starring Trine Dyrholm juggles its drama with intellectual aspirations
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Reviews'A Season In France': Toronto Review
Mahamat-Saleh Haroun takes an authentic look at the immigrant experience in France