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Toronto’s Inside Out film festival unveils 2018 lineup
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How director Mark Raso developed his love letter to Kodachrome
Review: Backstabbing for Beginners cuts like a rusty knife
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Jason Reitman returns with two high-profile films – following two high-profile flops
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Review: Tully proves the power of Charlize Theron
Cannes Film Festival: What to expect on the Croisette

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Review: Bad Samaritan is a solid, popcorn-worthy thriller
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The summer movie season’s big tickets Subscriber content
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Director Stephen Low on his new doc The Trolley, the beauty of streetcars and shooting on IMAX
Filmmaker Blake Williams wants to change the way people think about 3-D
Still making headlines: A visit to the Toronto set of Rob Ford film Run This Town
African films exploring taboos are praised abroad, banned at home
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CinemaCon’s winners and losers, from celebrity-guest star power to franchise flops
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Documentary reveals the man behind the SOS letter from China’s notorious Masanjia labour camp
Review: A Swingers Weekend is like an awkward porno, but without the pornography
Review: The Rider is a film meant to break your heart

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Fame Game
Barry Avrich on what he knew, when, while making his first Weinstein doc
Chloé Zhao on crafting a personal western with universal appeal
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‘Patience and persistence’: Barbara Kopple looks back on her career making docs
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Hot Docs films take on the myth and mystery of celebrity
The Cleaners shines light on the Filipino workers who sift through Facebook’s digital sewage
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The terror of MoviePass and the beauty of Lady Gaga: Five lessons from this year’s CinemaCon
Review: Even by Marvel’s own standards of mediocrity, Avengers: Infinity War fails
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How a Mumbai family’s pet rooster helped the Tungrus director break into filmmaking
Hot Docs premiere I Used to Be Normal chronicles the highs and lows of extreme fandom
Documentary Roxham shows viewers the (virtual) reality of a border crossing

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Maya Gallus turns up The Heat on male-dominated cooking industry
At Toronto’s Hot Docs festival, a distinctly female gaze
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Freaks and Geeks documentary chronicles one of TV’s most infamous cases of ‘cancelled-too-soon’
Review: In Submergence, Wim Wenders’s attempt to blend three very different themes falls flat
How Wim Wenders handled the unwieldy project of making his new film Submergence
Review: Zama digs deep, but not quite deep enough
Review: Super Troopers 2 is an aggressively immature farce
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Review: Stratford’s Timon of Athens film elevates a lesser Shakespearean work
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TIFF names Cameron Bailey as co-head
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Review: Here’s the ugly truth about Amy Schumer’s I Feel Pretty