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The Secret Agent: 70s-Era Brazilian Thriller with an Absurdist Twist One of the Year’s Best
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The Secret Agent: 70s-Era Brazilian Thriller with an Absurdist Twist One of the Year’s Best
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By Liam Lacey

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Original-Cin Q&A: Daniel Radcliffe, Lindsay Mendez & Jonathan Groff on Stage Hit’s Leap to the Screen
Interview
Original-Cin Q&A: Daniel Radcliffe, Lindsay Mendez & Jonathan Groff on Stage Hit’s Leap to the Screen
Interview

By Bonnie Laufer

Interview
Stranger Things Season Five: In Praise of the Keepers of the Role-Playing-Game Flame
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Stranger Things Season Five: In Praise of the Keepers of the Role-Playing-Game Flame
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By John Kirk

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Eternity: Till Death Do Us Part? Not So Fast!
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Eternity: Till Death Do Us Part? Not So Fast!
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By Chris Knight

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Original-Cin Chat: Zacharias Kunuk on Trolls, The Fog Lady, and True Love in Wrong Husband
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Original-Cin Chat: Zacharias Kunuk on Trolls, The Fog Lady, and True Love in Wrong Husband
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By Liam Lacey

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Original-Cin Q&A: Meadowlarks Director, Star on Unravelling a Fraught Indigenous Story
Interview
Original-Cin Q&A: Meadowlarks Director, Star on Unravelling a Fraught Indigenous Story
Interview

By Bonnie Laufer

Interview
Hamnet: The Play's Ultimately the Thing, But Family, Love and Loss Make It Linger
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Hamnet: The Play's Ultimately the Thing, But Family, Love and Loss Make It Linger
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By Jim Slotek

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Sisu: Road to Revenge — Because Apparently the First One Wasn’t Wild Enough
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Sisu: Road to Revenge — Because Apparently the First One Wasn’t Wild Enough
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By Thom Ernst

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Blossoms Shanghai: Wong Kar-wai's 30-Episode Love Letter to the Robust City of his Birth
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Blossoms Shanghai: Wong Kar-wai's 30-Episode Love Letter to the Robust City of his Birth
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By Alice Shih

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Rental Family: Brendan Fraser Anchors a Tale of Actors in Japan Whose Roles Offer Real-Life Help
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Rental Family: Brendan Fraser Anchors a Tale of Actors in Japan Whose Roles Offer Real-Life Help
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By Karen Gordon

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Wicked For Good: If You Fell Under Wicked’s Spell, This One’s Worth the Wait
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Wicked For Good: If You Fell Under Wicked’s Spell, This One’s Worth the Wait
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By Chris Knight

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Jay Kelly: High-Wattage Cast Unserved by Director Noah Baumbach’s Wobbly Satire
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Jay Kelly: High-Wattage Cast Unserved by Director Noah Baumbach’s Wobbly Satire
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By Kim Hughes

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The Beast in Me: Ace Casting Propels New Netflix Cat-and-Mouse Thriller
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The Beast in Me: Ace Casting Propels New Netflix Cat-and-Mouse Thriller
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By Karen Gordon

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The Running Man: A Good Run, But Not Wright’s Fastest
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The Running Man: A Good Run, But Not Wright’s Fastest
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By Thom Ernst

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Original-Cin Q&A: Edgar Wright on 'Reimagining' Stephen King's The Running Man
Interview
Original-Cin Q&A: Edgar Wright on 'Reimagining' Stephen King's The Running Man
Interview

By Thom Ernst

Interview
Sentimental Value: Joachim Trier Unearths Buried Emotions in a Drama-Oriented Clan
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Sentimental Value: Joachim Trier Unearths Buried Emotions in a Drama-Oriented Clan
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By Karen Gordon

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The Guelph Film Festival: The One You Shouldn’t Miss (But Probably Have)
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The Guelph Film Festival: The One You Shouldn’t Miss (But Probably Have)
Preview

By Thom Ernst

Preview
Original-Cin Q&A: Sentimental Value’s Starry Cast Discusses their Acclaimed Drama
Interview
Original-Cin Q&A: Sentimental Value’s Starry Cast Discusses their Acclaimed Drama
Interview

By Bonnie Laufer

Interview
After All: Three Generations of Women Learn to Forgive in Family Drama
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After All: Three Generations of Women Learn to Forgive in Family Drama
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By Liz Braun

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Windsor International Film Fest: Sometimes an Oscar Predictor, Sometimes Just a Good Time
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Windsor International Film Fest: Sometimes an Oscar Predictor, Sometimes Just a Good Time
Preview, Review

By Chris Knight

Preview, Review
Measures for a Funeral: Story of a Lost Concerto Goes Far Beyond the Music
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Measures for a Funeral: Story of a Lost Concerto Goes Far Beyond the Music
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By Chris Knight

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Pluribus: Vince Gilligan’s latest, one angry woman’s fight against a world that’s 'Breaking Glad'
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Pluribus: Vince Gilligan’s latest, one angry woman’s fight against a world that’s 'Breaking Glad'
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By Liam Lacey

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Put Your Soul On Your Hand and Walk: Seeking Life Amid Gaza’s Ruins
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Put Your Soul On Your Hand and Walk: Seeking Life Amid Gaza’s Ruins
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By Liam Lacey

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Nuremberg: The Film Itself is a Bit of a Trial
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Nuremberg: The Film Itself is a Bit of a Trial
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By Liz Braun

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Train Dreams is a Luminous, Humanist Story of a Life Led a Century Ago
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Train Dreams is a Luminous, Humanist Story of a Life Led a Century Ago
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By Chris Knight

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Christy: Solid Acting by Sydney Sweeney, a Tired Genre and a Gut-Punch Finish
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Christy: Solid Acting by Sydney Sweeney, a Tired Genre and a Gut-Punch Finish
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By Jim Slotek

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Toronto Reel Asian International Film Fest: Planet-Wide Asian Tales, and Even One From Space
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Toronto Reel Asian International Film Fest: Planet-Wide Asian Tales, and Even One From Space
Review, Preview

By Alice Shih

Review, Preview
Die My Love: Turns Out Postpartum Depression Is Really Not That Entertaining
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Die My Love: Turns Out Postpartum Depression Is Really Not That Entertaining
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By Liz Braun

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Stitch Head: A Franken-Toon about loving your inner monster
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Stitch Head: A Franken-Toon about loving your inner monster
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By Liam Lacey

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Nouvelle Vague: Linklater’s charming, if light, homage to Godard’s Breathless
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Nouvelle Vague: Linklater’s charming, if light, homage to Godard’s Breathless
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By Liam Lacey

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