Director Adrian Buitenhuis explores the extremes of a paraplegic athlete pushing himself to the limits of human endurance in a visceral film set for a Toronto Film Fest world premiere.
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WorldPingFormer Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett criticized Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor’s feature doc NAZA in a lengthy X post this afternoon following the film’s buzzy debut at the Venice Film Festival.
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The behind-the-scenes betrayals. The casting chaos. The simmering resentments. The itsy-bitsy bikinis. Turns out the set of this 70s TV phenomenon wasn't always heaven.
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WorldPingEXCLUSIVE: Quiver Distribution has acquired U.S. rights to Oscar-nominated Canadian director Jérémy Comte film feature Paradise. The Canada-France-Ghana co-production had its world premiere in the Panorama section of the Berlinale earlier this year.
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A year after a $750,000 horror movie became the biggest Toronto sale ever, can the fest’s first official market catch that lightning again?
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After 50 years, $2 billion in production and an Oscar for Chicago, Don Carmody is retiring — with one final gift to Canada’s next producers.
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WorldPingOn Sept. 11, 1985, the International Cometary Explorer, or "ICE," became the first spacecraft to fly by a comet. Here's why it mattered.
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