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The Toronto Film Festival has crowded the Oscar field in a big way

Mon, Sep 8 2014

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If there’s one thing you can count on from the Toronto International Film Festival each and every single year, it’s that the fest is going to launch a ton of major Academy Award contenders. This year, that was no exception, as the race really has begun to take its initial[...]

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The Toronto Film Festival will again play host to scores of Oscar hopefuls

Fri, Jul 25 2014

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With today’s announcement that David Dobkin’s film The Judge will open the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival, I figured that it was a good time to talk about the TIFF lineup. That Robert Downey Jr. vehicle will seek to become an awards player, and it’s not alone. Each year, scores[...]

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