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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
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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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Sunfish: Closely Observed Characters Make for an Engaging Film
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Sunfish: Closely Observed Characters Make for an Engaging Film
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By Liz Braun

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Anniversary: Nothing to Celebrate Here, Folks
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Anniversary: Nothing to Celebrate Here, Folks
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By Chris Knight

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Star Wars: Visions, Volume Three - Not so much Star Wars as Star Wars-flavoured Anime
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Star Wars: Visions, Volume Three - Not so much Star Wars as Star Wars-flavoured Anime
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By John Kirk

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It Was Just an Accident: A Profound Movie Asking Big Questions About Morality
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It Was Just an Accident: A Profound Movie Asking Big Questions About Morality
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By Karen Gordon

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Blue Moon: More Bothered Than Bewitched
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Blue Moon: More Bothered Than Bewitched
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By Liam Lacey

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Chat: Linklater, Hawke, Cannavale and Scott on Blue Moon and the Heartbreak of Lorenz Hart
Interview
Chat: Linklater, Hawke, Cannavale and Scott on Blue Moon and the Heartbreak of Lorenz Hart
Interview

By Kim Hughes

Interview
Stiller & Meara: Nothing Is Lost - Ben Stiller Revives By Memory the Life of his Legendary Parents
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Stiller & Meara: Nothing Is Lost - Ben Stiller Revives By Memory the Life of his Legendary Parents
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By Karen Gordn

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Chainsaw Man: The Movie – Reze Arc: Go With an Anime Otaku to 'Splain Things For You
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Chainsaw Man: The Movie – Reze Arc: Go With an Anime Otaku to 'Splain Things For You
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By John Kirk

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Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere Examines the Struggles Behind the Stardom
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Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere Examines the Struggles Behind the Stardom
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By Karen Gordon

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Bugonia: Is the Real World Getting Too Weird for Yorgos Lanthimos to Stand Out?
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Bugonia: Is the Real World Getting Too Weird for Yorgos Lanthimos to Stand Out?
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By Jim Slotek

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Original-Cin Talk: Alan Zweig on Suicide and His Film Love, Harold, at Rendezvous With Madness
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Original-Cin Talk: Alan Zweig on Suicide and His Film Love, Harold, at Rendezvous With Madness
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By Jim Slotek

Interview, Preview
Who Killed the Montreal Expos?: Turns Out It Was A Team Effort
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Who Killed the Montreal Expos?: Turns Out It Was A Team Effort
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By Liam Lacey

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The Mastermind: Kelly Reichardt’s 70s-Era Heist Drama a Study in Subtle Storytelling
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The Mastermind: Kelly Reichardt’s 70s-Era Heist Drama a Study in Subtle Storytelling
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By Karen Gordon

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This Too Shall Pass: John Hughes-Infused Nostalgia Road-Trip is a Gen X Treat
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This Too Shall Pass: John Hughes-Infused Nostalgia Road-Trip is a Gen X Treat
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By John Kirk

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Black Phone 2: Dialing the Supernatural, Hanging Up on the Human Touch
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Black Phone 2: Dialing the Supernatural, Hanging Up on the Human Touch
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By Thom Ernst

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Mr. Scorsese: A Film Portrait of the Great Italian American Director. Yes, He’s Talking to You
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Mr. Scorsese: A Film Portrait of the Great Italian American Director. Yes, He’s Talking to You
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By Liam Lacey

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After The Hunt: May Prompt You to Think About What You Think You Think
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After The Hunt: May Prompt You to Think About What You Think You Think
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By Liz Braun

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Ballad of a Small Player: Colin Farrell Is the Ghost in the Casino in this Gambling Thriller
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Ballad of a Small Player: Colin Farrell Is the Ghost in the Casino in this Gambling Thriller
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By Chris Knight

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Frankenstein: Guillermo del Toro Finally Gives the 'Monster' His Say
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Frankenstein: Guillermo del Toro Finally Gives the 'Monster' His Say
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By Jim Slotek

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