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Chris Rock says ‘Misty Green’ challenges Hollywood’s ‘positive’ roles for Black women (opens the original)
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By Sandra Ezekwesili, The Canadian Press Last Updated September 13, 2026 5:27 pm. TORONTO — Chris Rock says his new film “Misty Green” is partly about pushing back against Hollywood’s tendency to portray Black women as relentlessly positive characters. The comedian, who wrote, directed and stars in the film, said he wanted its central character, played by Rosalind Eleazar, to be complicated and messy. Speaking on stage Sunday at the Toronto International Film Festival’s “In Conversation With…” s
Josh Hartnett would welcome more film production in Los Angeles (opens the original)
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By Sandra Ezekwesili, The Canadian Press Last Updated September 10, 2026 11:36 pm. TORONTO — Josh Hartnett says he’d welcome more film production returning to Los Angeles but stopped short of endorsing U.S. President Donald Trump’s push to bring the industry home. “It would be nice to get more production back into Los Angeles to support those crews,” the actor said during an interview ahead of Thursday night’s Toronto International Film Festival premiere of the Netflix miniseries “Below,” which
Netflix series 'Below' blends Newfoundland heart and Atlantic noir at TIFF (opens the original)
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By Sandra Ezekwesili, The Canadian Press Last Updated September 10, 2026 5:30 am. TORONTO — In “Below,” an upcoming Newfoundland-set Netflix miniseries, the horrors under the sea are just the tip of the iceberg. Jesse McKeown is the creator of the show, which falls into the North Atlantic noir sub-genre but also explores current-day issues such as communities losing their livelihoods, climate change and family displacement. It premieres at the Toronto International Film Festival on Thursday. “Be
Boy, 10, who nearly lost his feet to lawnmower finishes Toronto triathlon (opens the original)
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