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The Toronto Film Festival is known for its diverse lineup of world premieres and buzzworthy movies, and the 49th edition was no exception. From family comedies to documentaries, the festival showcased a wide range of cinematic talent from both established and up-and-coming filmmakers. The festival kicked off with a multi-movie opening night that featured David
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The buzz surrounding Alfonso Cuarón’s seven-hour Apple TV+ production, “Disclaimer,” has sparked discussions about the possibility of adapting it for Academy Award consideration. This phenomenal work, based on Renée Knight’s novel, follows the story of documentary filmmaker Catherine Ravenscroft, portrayed by Leila George and Cate Blanchett. The gripping narrative has captivated audiences and critics alike,
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Justin Baldoni, known for his role in the film “It Ends With Us,” shared a touching letter on social media dedicated to survivors of domestic violence. Titled “Dear Survivor,” the message was posted in collaboration with the nonprofit organization No More, which works alongside the Colleen Hoover adaptation. The heartfelt letter not only acknowledges the
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The recently acquired documentary, Carville: Winning Is Everything, Stupid, sheds light on the life and career of renowned Democratic political consultant James Carville. The film, directed by Matt Tyrnauer, follows an 18-month period in which Carville led efforts to dissuade President Joe Biden from seeking re-election in 2024. Beyond his political endeavors, the documentary offers
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The 2024 Venice Film Festival started off with a bang as the highly anticipated Tim Burton-Michael Keaton sequel Beetlejuice Beetlejuice hit the big screen. This event marked the beginning of the 81st edition of the festival, which is set to run until September 7 on the enchanting Lido. As Deadline covered the festival closely, all
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