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Erin Doherty and James McAvoy Lead 2026’s Most Confusing Supernatural Drama | TIFF Review (opens the original)
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Of all the films premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival, Paul Andrew Williams’ Faith might be one of the strangest. What begins as a raw, intimate portrait of a working-class mother in northern England takes a sharp turn into a supernatural drama steeped in religious symbolism and unsettling imagery. That bold shift leaves the film’s first half fighting its increasingly bizarre conclusion, which creates more questions. While James McAvoy navigates that tonal change very well, the
Rebel Wilson's New Comedy 'Girl Group' Never Finds Its Voice | TIFF Review (opens the original)
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Just two years after premiering her directorial debut, The Deb, at the Toronto International Film Festival, Rebel Wilson is back with another musical comedy. But while The Deb, which earned largely positive reviews, was adapted from a stage show, her new directorial feature, Girl Group, has an original screenplay written by Wilson. That change likely doesn’t explain the difference between the two films, but this time around, the jokes feel heavily recycled, the characters never really take shape
10 Mystery TV Shows That Tried to Replace ‘Lost' (opens the original)
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For a very long time, network television was fairly straightforward — you had the multi-cam comedies and procedural dramas. Then, in 2004, ABC brought Lost to the masses, and history was made. The high-concept thriller followed the survivors of Oceanic Flight 815, which crashed on a mysterious South Pacific island. Over six seasons, Lost blended survival adventure with science fiction, layering in flashbacks and flash-forwards as it explored themes of fate vs. free will, faith vs. science, and r
Fantastic 'Atonement' Examines the Human Cost of the Iraq War | TIFF Review (opens the original)
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About 15 minutes into Atonement, there’s a moment when the matriarch of a close-knit family is trapped in a car with her grown children and grandchild, as U.S. Marines and Iraqi insurgents exchange gunfire around them. Mariam, played with heartbreaking restraint by Hiam Abbass, tries desperately to make it clear that they are civilians, but everything happens way too quickly for logic to even register. With no way to know where the bullets are coming from, the whole scene soon becomes unbearable
Ryan Gosling’s ‘Eat Pray Love’-Produced Romance Finds Its Strength in Margaret Qualley | TIFF Review (opens the original)
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There is something very Eat, Pray, Love about director Rachel Morrison’s newest film, Love of Your Life, which made its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival this past weekend. But for all those hoping for a globe-trotting feast of self-discovery, there’s a lot less pizza this time around and a lot more grief attached to those passport stamps. After losing the future she thought was all set, Margaret Qualley’s Maya does what plenty of people have probably fantasized about whe
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