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Chase Infiniti on TIFF Breakout ‘The Julia Set,’ Love Bombing and Music Video Stardom
Drake Unveils ‘FOMO’ Video Featuring Ella Langley and Don Toliver Collaborations
Seriesly Berlin Crowns ‘Hands Up’, Music Drama Featuring Israeli & Palestinian Characters
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WorldPingDrake debuted “Fear of Missing Out” on Tuesday night, unveiling an hourlong string of music videos, new songs and scenes featuring a spate of guests including Sexyy Red, Winnie Harlow, Lena the Plug, Don Toliver and his mother, Sandi Graham.
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Lee Jong-suk and Lee Se-young co-star in Disney’s big-budget adaptation of the Naver Webtoon phenomenon, which has amassed nearly 3 billion views worldwide.
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The sprawling film also featured an intimate moment between Drake's mom and her best friends…
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The Kenneth Branagh, Boyd Holbrook and Hiam Abbass-starring drama had a North American premiere in Toronto after a world bow in Cannes.
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Dianne Wiest, Toby Wallace and Odessa A’zion flesh out the ensemble of actor Cody Fern’s first feature as director and co-writer, about a famed actress grappling with a dark secret in a time of crisis.
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WorldPing“The Julia Set” has emerged as one of the biggest surprises of the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival. In her feature debut, writer-director Niki Byrne crafted a perfect showcase for the talents of “One Battle After Another” breakout Chase Infiniti.
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