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Why TIFF Breakouts Can Matter to Hollywood Talent Agencies

Why TIFF Breakouts Can Matter to Hollywood Talent Agencies

Discover why the Toronto International Film Festival is a critical hunting ground for Hollywood's top talent agencies seeking the next big star.
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What's happening at TIFF: MIA studios, a taxidermy musical and a disability rights crowd pleaser

What's happening at TIFF: MIA studios, a taxidermy musical and a disability rights crowd pleaser

A running question through film festivals this year has been: Where are the major movie studio movies
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The Streaming-vs.-Theatrical Debate TIFF 2026 Could Reignite

The Streaming-vs.-Theatrical Debate TIFF 2026 Could Reignite

As the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival begins, the uneasy truce between streaming giants and movie theaters is being tested yet again.
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What's happening at TIFF: An 'Obsession' victory lap, MIA studios and a taxidermy musical

What's happening at TIFF: An 'Obsession' victory lap, MIA studios and a taxidermy musical

A year after Curry Barker first premiered “Obsession” at TIFF, the filmmaker and his star, Inde Navarrette, returned for a victory lap
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Amalie Næsby Fick on Toronto-Bound ‘What Lies Between Us’ and Challenging Viewers: Would You Defend Your Child, No Matter What? (EXCLUSIVE)

Amalie Næsby Fick on Toronto-Bound ‘What Lies Between Us’ and Challenging Viewers: Would You Defend Your Child, No Matter What? (EXCLUSIVE)

Variety has been given exclusive access “What Lies Between Us” (“Dobbeltfejl”), selected for Toronto’s Discovery section and one of three short-listed Danish pics to become Denmark’s Oscar entry. The feature (formerly known as “Good Mothers”) reunites some of Denmark’s finest talents on both sides of the camera: the stars of the cult series “Borgen” — […]
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‘CODA’ didn’t change Hollywood's attitude about disability. Siân Heder hopes ‘Being Heumann’ can

‘CODA’ didn’t change Hollywood's attitude about disability. Siân Heder hopes ‘Being Heumann’ can

“CODA,” the first film featuring a largely deaf cast to triumph at the Oscars, marked a watershed moment for the film industry
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How TIFF 2026 Could Put Adult-Oriented Drama Back in the Spotlight

How TIFF 2026 Could Put Adult-Oriented Drama Back in the Spotlight

As franchise films dominate theaters, the Toronto International Film Festival 2026 may be signaling a powerful comeback for the adult drama.
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What TIFF 2026 Can Learn From the Festival’s Most Memorable Breakouts

What TIFF 2026 Can Learn From the Festival’s Most Memorable Breakouts

As TIFF 2026 begins, a look back at the festival's legendary breakout films reveals key lessons for how it can maintain its status as a tastemaker.
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How TIFF’s History Made It a Major Stop on the Awards Trail

How TIFF’s History Made It a Major Stop on the Awards Trail

Discover how the Toronto International Film Festival evolved from a modest 'Festival of Festivals' into a critical launchpad for Oscar contenders.
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How TIFF Became a Bridge Between Film Culture and Mainstream Audiences

How TIFF Became a Bridge Between Film Culture and Mainstream Audiences

Explore how the Toronto International Film Festival evolved from a local event into a major Oscar launchpad and a key connector of art-house and popular film.
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Why the Midbudget Movie Still Has a Natural Home at TIFF

Why the Midbudget Movie Still Has a Natural Home at TIFF

In a Hollywood obsessed with blockbusters, the Toronto International Film Festival remains a crucial launchpad for mid-budget, adult-focused films.
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Creator of 'Warrior Nun' Nears Deal for Comic Rights to Develop Film and TV Universe

Creator of 'Warrior Nun' Nears Deal for Comic Rights to Develop Film and TV Universe

Creator of 'Warrior Nun' Nears Deal for Comic Rights to Develop Film and TV Universe