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Oliver Stone’s Snowden plays it safe (and dumb)

Bryan BishopSep 11, 2016

How the directors of Netflix’s Amanda Knox uncovered the humanity behind the headline

“What was originally interesting about the story to us is how does something that begins as a tragedy — a young woman loses her life in a terrible situation — become something that’s driving a news cycle every day?”

Michael ZelenkoSep 11, 2016

Nate Parker answers the question ‘How does Birth of a Nation relate to Black Lives Matter?’

Tasha RobinsonSep 11, 2016

TIFF Day 2: Arrival, The Birth of a Nation, and the perfect film festival city

Bryan BishopSep 10, 2016

Leonardo DiCaprio’s global warming doc is the most depressing world tour ever

Michael ZelenkoSep 10, 2016

The Handmaiden is a twisty thriller obsessed with class, ethnicity, and tentacle porn

Emily YoshidaSep 10, 2016

TIFF Day 1: sweat, threat, and a blessedly silent Jim Carrey

American Honey, The Bad Batch, and Loving top our first day at Toronto

Tasha RobinsonSep 9, 2016

The Magnificent Seven is a satisfying and progressive Western

Bryan BishopSep 9, 2016

The weird, wild films we can’t wait to see at this year’s Toronto Film Fest

Bryan Bishop and Tasha RobinsonSep 8, 2016

Here’s what you’ll see at TIFF and The Verge’s VR showcase this month

Ross MillerJul 7, 2016

Join us this summer for a TIFF and The Verge VR Showcase

Ross Miller and Adi RobertsonMay 19, 2016

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