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Marc Glassman's TIFF 2026 Report - The Best for Last - Classical FM (opens the original)
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TIFF 2026 is barely receding from our eyes as the cooler autumnal weather announces a new season filled with thrillers, romances, comedies and the occasional art film. As we plunge into the maelstrom of new media activity, it is a pleasure to remember some of the many films that were impressive at TIFF merely a week ago. Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney deservedly won the Midnight Madness People’s Choice Award at the festival. It’s an astonishing piece made by the National Film Board of Cana
Marc Glassman's TIFF 2026 Report - Part 3 - Classical FM (opens the original)
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It’s only Day Eight at TIFF (Toronto International Film Festival) with a final weekend of screenings to follow but it’s already apparent that assessments can be made about this year’s event. There’s no doubt that TIFF is absolutely back to its best in terms of audience reach. Nearly every screening is sold out with crowds lining up for rush tickets to all the films on offer, even obscure ones that are unlikely to receive distribution or streaming deals. The cafes on John Street are jammed with c
Marc Glassman - A Preview of TIFF 2026 - Classical FM (opens the original)
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King Street and Yorkville celebrate Toronto’s film festival Now in its 51st year of entertaining Torontonians and the world with award-winning cinema and international film stars every September, TIFF will have two streets pedestrianized, one on the weekend before the festival and the other on its first four days. It’s an accolade that no other event, apart from the COVID years, has ever received in this city. King Street West from University Avenue to Peter Street will only allow foot traffic a
Film Reviews: Coyote vs. Acme & Finding Emily - Classical FM (opens the original)
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The Road Runner, Wile E Coyote and 300 girls named Emily Samy Burch, script based on an article by Ian Frazier DNEG (Double Negative), main animation/live action effects The finest feature film to combine animation with live action since Who Framed Roger Rabbit? 38 years ago, Coyote vs. Acme is so entertaining that you have to ask, “What took so long, Doc?” The film’s plot is quietly subversive: Wile E Coyote decides to sue Acme, the company that built all the faulty products he used unsuccessfu
Film Reviews: Late Fame & The Magic Faraway Tree - Classical FM (opens the original)
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Samy Burch, script based on a story Arthur Schnitzler Starring: Willem Dafoe (Ed Saxberger), Greta Lee (Gloria), Edmund Donovan (Meyers), Jake Lacy (Literary Agent), Clark Johnson (Arnold) One of the finest depictions of the New York downtown poetry scene ever made, Late Fame is a rarity, a film of genuine intelligence and independence. Willem Dafoe is perfectly cast as Ed Saxberger, an aging postal worker who once wrote a brilliant book of poetry when he was a young man. Discovered rather late
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