Oscar hopefuls emerge as Toronto hits midpoint
Oscar hopefuls emerge as Toronto hits midpoint
The Toronto Film Festival may have yet to yield this year’s “Slumdog Millionaire” hidden gem but as it hits its midpoint Colin Firth’s stuttering king Natalie Portman’s dark ballerina and Danny Boyle’s graphic survival film are stirring Oscar buzz.
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Toronto fest hopes to buck up Oscar season
Toronto fest hopes to buck up Oscar season
It’s normally a proving ground for movies hoping to make a splash during Oscar season, but in a 2010 film season that has been thin on critical successes, this year’s edition of the Toronto Film Festival could grab an even bigger share of the spotlight.
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Oscar hopefuls look to make splash in Toronto
Oscar hopefuls look to make splash in Toronto
Like debutantes at a cotillion, movies that harbor Oscar hopes are about to be presented to the world at the 35th Toronto International Film Festival.
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Toronto International Film Festival is key to the Oscar race
Toronto International Film Festival is key to the Oscar race
The festival, which opens Thursday, helped launch ‘The Hurt Locker,’ ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ and ‘Juno.’ The festival, which opens Thursday, helped launch ‘The Hurt Locker,’ ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ and ‘Juno.’
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Godard to be an Oscar no-show
Godard to be an Oscar no-show
THE veteran French filmmaker is not interested in travelling to the US.
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Categories: Cannes Film Festival Tags: Godard, noshow, Oscar