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Fancy Dance (2023), Directed by Erica Tremblay
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NEXT’s 2023 Fall Screens Guide

Grab a light jacket and make the trek to your local theatre (or just your couch)

By Gabrielle Marceau

John David Washington as Sergeant Joshua Taylor in The Creator (2023)
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AI-battling humans power “The Creator,” a satisfying sci-fi flick

Complex issues at core of action-packed future world

By Michael Hollett

Steve Anthony cracks up fellow VJs Denise Donlon (left) and Sook-Yin Lee at the post-premiere Q&A (Photo by George Pimentel)
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MuchMusic documentary more fan love letter than doc

“299 Queen Street West” leaves much of once-important station’s story untold

By Michael Hollett

Jonathan Demme’s classic 1984 concert film, Stop Making Sense
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TIFF holds ecstatic Talking Heads “family reunion”

‘Stop Making Sense’ still makes sense 40 years later

By Michael Hollett

Packed lineup of music films provides star power for TIFF
Screens / Festivals

Packed lineup of music films provides star power for TIFF

Nickelback, Talking Heads, Paul Simon, Lil Nas X all expected in town

By Karen Bliss

Strays is a raunchy update on films like Homeward Bound and The Incredible Journey.
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Dog days of summer deliver surprising hound hit

‘Strays’ is an inventive, even endearing, comedy

By Michael Hollett

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