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The Wild Robot
The Wild Robot
A robot designed to assist humans finds herself stranded on an island populated only by animals.
Queer
Queer
A louche older man pursues a younger boy toy in Mexico City before the pair go on the hunt for psychedelics in Ecuador.
Better Man
Better Man
A documentary portrait of pop music superstar Robbie Williams.
No Other Land
No Other Land
This film made by a Palestinian-Israeli collective shows the destruction of the West Bank’s Masafer Yatta by Israeli authorities and the unlikely alliance which develops between the Palestinian activist Basel and Israeli journalist Yuval.
The Girl With The Needle
The Girl With The Needle
In Copenhagen in the aftermath of World War one, a young woman in desperate circumstances takes on a job which will lead her to still greater depths of despair.
On Becoming A Guinea Fowl
On Becoming A Guinea Fowl
Absurdist drama sees family secrets gradually revealed during the preparations for a funeral.
Unstoppable
Unstoppable
A disabled college wrestler dreams of going professional.
Conclave
Conclave
Drama surrounding the election of a new Pope.
Flow
Flow
An animated adventure about a group of animals who must work together to survive a catastrophe in a post-human world.
Anora
Anora
Anora, a young sex worker from Brooklyn, gets her chance at a Cinderella story when she meets and impulsively marries the son of an oligarch.
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Toronto International Film Festival Features

A little unpredictability
Payal Kapadia on cinematic inspirations and All We Imagine As Light
Hooked on fairy tales
Sigrid Nunez on Bing, fairy tales and the adaptation of her novel The Friend
Reflections of a cat
Gints Zilbalodis on Hayao Miyazaki, fairy tales and Latvia’s Oscar submission, Flow
'I’m still enjoying the process of talking about Julie and advocating for her silence'
Leonardo van Dijl on Belgian Oscar nominee Julie Keeps Quiet
Finding joy and creating character
Pamela Anderson and Gia Coppola on working together to craft The Last Showgirl
Art, friendship and nature
Tilda Swinton on dressing for Pedro Almodóvar, and The Room Next Door
Lord of misrule
Fernando Coimbra on drawing on Shakespeare and subversive ideas for Carnival Is Over
An epic work of art
Alessandro Nivola on Brady Corbet and The Brutalist
By book and by crook
Sophie Deraspe on bringing Shepherds to the big screen
'It's the story of my family and their coming here'
Arshile Egoyan on drawing on his mum's childhood for Before They Joined Us
Concrete ideas
Alessandro Nivola on Costantino Nivola, Le Corbusier, and The Brutalist
Audiard on a crazy musical spree in Mexico
Director on changing identity, democracy and drug cartels
At last Maddin makes mischief in Cannes
G7 satire star power for Rumours filmmaker
Arnold reveals the naked truth
Cannes award-winning director of Bird on how images spark imagination
Coppola, the fearless, has no regrets
Megalopolis director values friendship more than personal fortune
'I start working from a very intellectual perspective, but then it's a lot of intuition'
Nelson Carlo de Los Santos Arias on experimentation and storytelling in Pepe
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