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Jia Zhangke on violent redemption, Chinese censorship and Ai Wei Wei
“If we do not face up the image of quotidian violence by showing it onscreen then we’ll never be able to move past it”
12 Years a Slave voted most popular film at TIFF 2013
The winners, the pleasers, plus Brian D. Johnson’s hot list
The best of TIFF: 28 films, one festival
Film critic Brian. D. Johnson on his favourites of the fest
TIFF in photos: Thompson, Brosnan and Bening
Kara Dillon’s TIFF 2013 photo diary, Day 8
TIFF 2013: Trends and tales
What we learned at TIFF 2013, from how volunteers make great human shields to why you will never be better than Michael Fassbender
Two faces of Toronto at TIFF: ‘The F-Word’ and ‘Enemy’
Hogtown is ready for its close-up—as the Beauty or the Beast, depending on the movie
TIFF in photos: Kurt Russell and Jay Baruchel steal the scene
Kara Dillon’s TIFF 2013 photo diary, Day 7
TIFF 2013 Diary, Day 7
Highlights from the seventh day of the festival, including
Jude Law’s thug life and Saoirse Ronan’s apocalyptic
romance
TIFF 2013: Director Johnnie To on the future of Chinese cinema
Legendary Hong Kong director Johnnie To in conversation with Barry Hertz
TIFF in photos: Radcliffe, Reeves and Tai Chi on the red carpet
Kara Dillon’s TIFF 2013 photo diary, Day 6
Eli Roth on TIFF’s hunger for gore
The director of The Green Inferno in conversation with Barry Hertz
TIFF 2013 Diary, Day Six
Highlights from the sixth day of the festival, including Liam Neeson’s toothpick and Errol Morris’s new march to war