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11 Sep 2014:
From running with the Oxbridge set to running with beasts, we identify some curious themes to emerge from the 39th Toronto international film festival, writes Henry Barnes
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11 Sep 2014: Henry Barnes: Inspired by a hoax Gumtree ad, Kevin Smith’s bizarre imprisonment horror movie sees the director back to his snarky best
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11 Sep 2014:
Ingmar Bergman’s muse talks to Catherine Shoard about directing a version of Strindberg’s Miss Julie, terrorism and Twitter
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11 Sep 2014: The actor-turned-director talks to Paul MacInnes about the challlenge of filming an unfilmable novel – William Faulkner’s The Sound and the Fury – and what he might do next
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11 Sep 2014: Paul MacInnes talks to the actor about her animated version of Kahlil Gibran’s bestseller The Prophet
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11 Sep 2014:
Paul MacInnes: The Daily Show host on Rosewater, his directorial debut about Maziar Bahiar, a journalist who was imprisoned in Iran after being accused of spying
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11 Sep 2014: Chris Rock is already No 1 when it comes to money at the Toronto film festival with this charming – and highly bankable – story of a stand-up struggling to reinvent himself
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11 Sep 2014: Despite Aniston’s diverting drab-act as a bitchy, suicidal woman in constant pain, this humdrum character study is sour and half-baked, writes Catherine Shoard
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10 Sep 2014:
Alan Rickman's second film as director appears to take inspiration from templates of Mills & Boon's historical range
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10 Sep 2014:
Tobey Maguire makes a decent fist of playing the prickly chess grandmaster, but Edward Zwick’s unsubtle film never delves beneath the surface of his paranoid psychology
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10 Sep 2014: For all its good intentions, Bettany’s tale of the relationship between a drug addict and an illegal immigrant is undermined by a lack of balance and nuance, writes Henry Barnes
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10 Sep 2014:
Ben Child: Training Day’s Antoine Fuqua will direct Washington as a gun-slinging guardian angel in remake of John Sturges’s 1960 western
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9 Sep 2014:
The Fahrenheit 9/11 director urges colleagues at the Toronto film festival to accept that they are entertainers because 'people want to go home and have sex after your movie'
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9 Sep 2014: Paul MacInnes: Master TV satirist Jon Stewart’s directorial debut, about a journalist jailed in Iran, is well-meaning but there aren’t quite enough laughs to prevent it from being dreary on the eye
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9 Sep 2014:
Paul MacInnes: director Antoine Fuqua reunites with his hard-as-nails Training Day star for a violent remake of the 80s TV series
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