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Toronto International Film Festival
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‘The Substance’ Review: Demi Moore & Margaret Qualley Do Body Horror Right
'The Substance' pushes the boundaries of beauty, fame, and how we see ourselves.
‘The Assessment’ Review: Elizabeth Olsen-led Sci-Fi Feature Passes the Test
Fleur Fortuné's thriller questions just how far people are willing to go to raise a child.
‘Megalopolis’ Review: A Manic Fever Dream That Results in a Masterpiece
Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis is perhaps the most ambitious story ever put to screen.
‘The Cut’ Review: An Inventive Boxing Movie That Pulls Its Punches
Orlando Bloom smashes as a retired boxer looking for redemption in an otherwise forgettable film.
‘The Life of Chuck’ Review: Mike Flanagan Cha-Chas out of His Comfort Zone
If everyone just danced their sorrows away, the world would be a better place.
‘Saturday Night’ Review: A Frantically Hysterical ‘SNL’ Origin Story
Jason Reitman strikes the perfect balance of vulgar comedy and heart in this star-studded presentation of one of the biggest nights in pop culture history.
‘Oh, Canada’ Review: A Life Retrospective That Amounts to Little
Paul Schrader's 'Oh, Canada' has great ideas but fails to clearly elaborate their importance.
Rising Voices Canada Program Unleashes Big Opportunities for BIPOC Creators
Aspiring filmmakers from all backgrounds are getting the opportunity they deserve to have their voices heard.
‘Fair Play’ Fully Highlights Why Personal and Professional Lives Don’t Mix
Chloe Domont's feature debut is ruthlessly — entertaining in the best way possible.
Anna Kendrick’s Directorial Debut ‘Woman of the Hour’ Unleashes Her Creative Talent
A haunting look back at the power of sexism that still rings true today.
‘The Boy and the Heron’ Is a Magnificent Ode to Hayao Miyazaki’s Work
Studio Ghibli is back with a brand-new film that celebrates what has come before.
Craig Gillespie’s ‘Dumb Money’ Is Worth The Time and Investment
A hilarious adaptation of one of the strangest modern-day news stories.