Oppenheimer: The "Father of the A-Bomb" is Ready for His Extremely Long Close-Up
The Bear: Back For Seconds, Funnier, Richer and Only a Notch Less Anxiety-Filled
By Karen Gordon
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Original-Cin Q&A: Toronto actor Laysla De Oliveira on Yellowstone creator's Special Ops: Lioness
By Bonnie Laufer
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Original-Cin Q&A: Christian Petzold on His Summery New Film: “All the Best Movies Have Neighbours”
InterviewJim SlotekAfire, Berlinale, Silver Bear, Christian Petzold, Thomas Schubert, Langston Uibel, Paula Beer, German directors, German cinema, Q&A, Interview
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Christina Chong on 'That Toronto Episode' and Ice Cream Dreams
Umberto Eco, A Library of the World: Behold the Eco Chamber
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The Miracle Club: Charming Irish-Set Period Dramedy Brings the Star Power
ReviewJim SlotekAgnes O'Casey, The Miracle Club, Thaddeus O'Sullivan, Laura Linney, Maggie Smith, Kathy Bates, Period piece, Drama, Irish movies, 1960s
Afire: Christian Petzold’s smouldering wet, hot German summer
ReviewJim SlotekAfire:, Christian Petzold, Undine, Summer coming-of-age movies, German directors, Éric Rohmer, Wildfires, Thomas Schubert, Paula Beer, Insufferable lead characters
The One Day Doc Contest: Watch a French Orchard Saved From Freezing in Real Time
PreviewJim SlotekOne Day Doc contest, Art of Documentary Film Festival, Innis Town Hall Theatre, Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television, Late Frost, Flavien Kressman, Jack the Bass, Jack Johnston, Jaco Pastorius, Resilience, Nicolas Varillon
Original-Cin Q&A: Henry Czerny on his first Mission: Impossible Mission Since '96
By Bonnie Laufer
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Mission Impossible 7: Rise of the Anti-Deus Ex Machina
ReviewJim SlotekMission Impossible: Dead Reckoning – Part One, Christopher McQuarrie, Tom Cruise, Hayley Atwell, Ving Rhames, Rebecca Ferguson, Simon Pegg, Esai Morales, Henry Czerny, Cary Elwes, Vanessa Kirby, Action-adventure, Sequel
Insidious: The Red Door - Star/Director Patrick Wilson Shifts the Horror Franchise into Neutral
Biosphere: Wonky Sci-Fi Wobbles on Weak Screenplay but Pleasantly Surprises Anyway
By Chris Knight
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Wham!: Netflix Pop doc Focuses on the Friendship that Made the Duo Go-Go
By Karen Gordon
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The Lesson: Noir Tutor Tale is a Stately Exercise in Class-Based Mystery
Something You Said Last Night: A Heartfelt, Gender Fluid, Italian Family Road Trip
Who Killed Maggie Moore(s)?: Noirish Whodunit Starry but Flat
Original-Cin Q&A: Biosphere's Mark Duplass and Sterling K. Brown talk about being the last men on Earth
By Bonnie Laufer
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So Much Tenderness: Powerful Immigrant Story Showcases Director’s Cinematic Gift
By Karen Gordon
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ReviewJim SlotekSo Much Tenderness, Lina Rodriquez, TIFF 2022, Noëlle Shöenwald, Natalia Aranguren, Francisco Zaldua, Canadian, Immigrant experience, Movies set in Toronto, Drama
The Last Rider: The All-American Comeback Tale of 'Clean' Cyclist Greg LeMond