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- Sep 15, 2026
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- Aug 25, 2026
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Caleb Hearon's 'Trash Mountain' Is Officially 'The Family Stone' for a New Era | TIFF Review (opens the original)
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It's always interesting when a popular comedian gets the chance to explore a more personal story on the screen. A comedian's voice and jokes translate differently from stage to screen, and doing too much or too little can disrupt the whole thing. So it's interesting that Caleb Hearon — star, executive producer, and co-writer of Trash Mountain — opted for a more subdued approach, with a film that feels like a classic '00s indie dramedy with a dash more optimism. By creating an account, you agree
Just Give Julianne Moore the Oscar Now for 'The Debut' | TIFF Review (opens the original)
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When the trailer for The Debut first released, I knew that I, as a member of my local community theater scene, had to see it. I immediately identified with the world that director Jesse Eisenberg created. My family and friends all participate in community theater to varying degrees, mostly as actors, though we tend to help out behind the scenes where we can, too — so I know people just like those who appeared in the trailer. But while this movie appealed to me on a personal level, the true hook
Jodie Comer's 'Stuffed' Is Officially the Strangest Movie You'll Love This Year | TIFF Review (opens the original)
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The expectations saddled on a movie musical are difficult to meet. There has to be spectacle, impeccable performances, and amazing music to carry the story until the credits roll. This typically requires massive sets and intricate costumes, all backed by a budget that could also fund an expedition to the moon. These are not easy endeavors, so to see a movie as original and distinct as Stuffed manage to tell a uniquely macabre musical love story so effectively is an achievement. With bold orchest
Dolly Parton Said It Herself: Everything's Gonna Be Alright (opens the original)
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Dolly Parton has passed away. A day that was once unthinkable has tragically arrived, and it's hitting a lot harder than anyone could have anticipated. Parton's family announced her death on August 25th, 2026, in a manner that reflected the grace, wisdom, and love she exhibited every single day. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You also agree to receive our newsletters; you can unsubscribe any time. *Required: 8 chars, 1 capital letter, 1 number By creati
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