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Never Look Away, and the fine art of fictionalizing the lives of others
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Green Book, and the reality of black musicians touring the U.S. south
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Review: Germany’s Oscar contender Never Look Away does not warrant the advice of its title
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Review: How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World reminds us (for the third time) who the real monsters are
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Jean-Jacques Beineix’s Diva, ‘cinema du look’ and films that get the legacy they deserve
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Review: WWE production Fighting with My Family wrestles you into submission
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Oscars 2019: Who will win – and who should win – on Sunday night
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Workers roll out the Oscars red carpet
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Toronto’s Domee Shi on bringing her love of food to the screen with the Oscar-nominated Bao
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Kathleen Robertson on her speedboat journey from ‘the girl from 90210’ to acclaimed writer
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Oscars 2019: A Canadian movie service battles Netflix’s algorithms with a secret weapon: humans with taste
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Oscars 2019: One month inside this year’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad Academy Awards race
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Oscar winner brilliantly adapted Canadian classics for the screen
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Oscars 2019: The Academy is taking the wrong direction to fix declining ratings
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Oscars 2019: The Favourite, and how Sunday will see the climax of a power struggle three centuries in the making
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Globe and Mail Oscars guide: Read the list of nominees and our reviews of the films
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Roma, Green Book, BlacKkKlansman and the lingering questions of race and class
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The Enthusiast: Digging into the long and tortured history of Orson Welles’s The Other Side of the Wind
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First, indie-film stars Sofia Bohdanowicz and Deragh Campbell take Toronto, then they take Berlin
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Review: Trouble in the Garden has the best of intentions but lacks subtlety
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Reality Bites turns 25: If not the voice of a generation, at least a voice of a generation
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New TIFF series highlights the humbling of Katharine Hepburn
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Review: Everybody Knows proves Asghar Farhadi’s cinematic language is universal
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The high-flying Steven Soderbergh on Netflix, failure, Bill & Ted and the curious case of Rebecca Blunt
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Ron Miller, whose reign as Disney CEO was troubled, dies at 85
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Review: Meta rom-com satire Isn’t It Romantic is not what women want

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Review: The unexpectedly delightful Happy Death Day 2U is the Back to the Future Part II of slasher flicks
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In Memoriam: With the latest category shift, the Oscars are truly dead
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Bollywood movie Gully Boy aims to spread the sounds of Bombay today
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Review: Robert Rodriguez and James Cameron’s Alita: Battle Angel better than a punch in the head
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Five-time Oscar nominee Albert Finney dies at 82
Green Book cast and crew reflect on film ahead of Oscars
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Review: Steven Soderbergh’s High Flying Bird is a sports movie that aims to disrupt
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Review: What Men Want fails the Nancy Meyers test
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Review: The charming, irresistible and only mildly annoying The Lego Movie 2 is a chip off the old block
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Review: The Prodigy will make you reconsider parenthood, and your taste for paprika
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