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Over at EW, Dave Karger has put together a nice list of ten titles he’ll be watching for Oscar this September.  The festival that happens between...

It’s kind of interesting that repressed female sexuality will be front and center this year, with David Cronenberg’s A Dangerous Method and Hysteria, aka “The vibrator movie.” Hysteria, which will screen at Toronto, is directed by a woman, Tanya Wexler, which should make it, at the very least, believable. <iframe width=”560″ height=”345″...

Press Release via The Film Stage.  Interactive gallery at TIFF.net GALAS Closing Night Film Page Eight David Hare, United Kingdom International Premiere Johnny Worricker (Bill Nighy) is a long-serving M15 officer. His boss and best friend Benedict Baron (Michael Gambon) dies suddenly, leaving behind him an inexplicable file, threatening the stability of the organization....

Summer is almost over.  Once August ticks over into September it’s all hands on deck.  The Oscar winning Best Picture will be something that’s been released from September through December.  There has been nothing released so far this year that can win.  Before we look at the winner, though, we have to look at the potential nominees.  Any Oscar watcher...

Riding high off of last year’s The King’s Speech, which became the first movie in a while to do Toronto before Oscar and still win (although...

The awards: Cadillac People’s Choice Award: The King’s Speech Runner-up: The First Grader Cadillac People’s Choice Award For Documentary:...

Big thanks to Nancy for doing such a nice job covering the Toronto Film Festival this year.  I always look forward to her coverage. Nice job, Nancy. The...