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From Universal Language to The Apprentice — 7 Canadian films that defined TIFF 2024
CBC News critics break down some of the Canadian films that wowed crowds at the Toronto International Film Festival — and which are worth your time.
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Emma Stone's new movie is not the fun dramedy it seems — it's a deep, dark and juicy horror
Kinds of Kindness is an extremely dark, extremely funny horror-comedy that will certainly alienate audiences looking for a light romp. But horror fans will have a great time with this anthology-style film.
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I Used to be Funny is a must-watch dramedy for Canadian film lovers
Pankiw recently directed a buzzy episode of Black Mirror starring Annie Murphy and Salma Hayek — and the big question became, “What is she going to do next?” Turns out it’s a movie she started writing back in 2013, a Canadian production shot and set in Toronto.
Q&A | Jimbo the drag clown talks Canadian tour, her dream TV show and Ariana Grande DMs
Canada's own Jimbo the drag clown is using her fame for an international tour with shows across the country this month. Jimbo is arguably the country's most famous drag queen, after participating in three Ru Paul's Drag Race shows and generating buzz around her bizarre comedy and big-budget looks.
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French Girl is a sharp, witty Canadian rom-com that begs for a sequel
Where many modern romantic comedies falter is a laser-focus on the romance and a weak commitment to the comedy — French Girl, a Canadian indie out this weekend, does not have that problem.
What's an Academy Award worth to a Canadian? We asked 5 Oscar winners
Several Canadians will attend the Academy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday hoping to take home a gold statue and an impressive title: Oscar winner. But after the glitz and glamour of the ceremony is over, what does winning an Oscar really get you? Five Canadians share how it impacted their lives.
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Canadian indie Suze gives one of Hollywood's most underrated actresses the role she deserves
Instead of spending too much time grasping for a new take on how moms and daughters just need to be nicer to each other, the Canadian dramedy Suze grows into a much funnier movie about finding friends in odd places.
With Law & Order spinoff, Toronto finally gets its big break — as itself
Fans of crime procedurals take note: Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent, the most recent addition to the popular U.S. franchise, debuts tonight. Canadians involved in the production say it's a rare opportunity for Toronto to have a starring role.
Seth Rogen's new pottery reality TV show inspired by modern-day popularity of ancient craft
The Great Canadian Pottery Throw Down, a new reality TV show, is mixing Seth Rogen’s inherent charm with the explosion in popularity of pottery and ceramics.
Canada's Drag Race crowns season 4 winner
Canada's Drag Race has crowned its new queen after a glitzy season filled with heated moments thanks to cast members who weren't afraid to speak their minds.