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An environmental documentary stands out as the film festival reaches the halfway point.

An uplifting doc about hospice, thinking about film for social change, Robert Duvall, and a TV pilot from the 'Office Space' director.

A road trip movie and a collection of short films.

A pair of well-made films with limited commercial appeal.

Jon Favreau celebrates creativity in festival opener.

Finally: a film that just won't let go, on the last day of the festival.

Films about obsession and revolution.

The latest from the director of INTO GREAT SILENCE, a boring adultery film, a fun cop flick, and more.

Having an Agrippa day.

A surprising sci-fi film and a historical drama at the festival mid-point.

Films from Atom Egoyan and Kelly Reichardt, and a documentary about adoption and attachment therapy.

A series of triumphs.

An awkward adaptation, an unsatisfying biopic, and two triumphs.

Exploring the boundaries of moral and ethical responsibility - during the Holocaust, and in Pat Robertson's humanitarian operation.

The first update from our critic at the Toronto International Film Festival.

The Full Frame Documentary Festival had an especially strong slate this year

'The Lion Awakes,' due in 2013, will tell how the latter led the former to Christianity

Vermont film festival highlights excellent movies by, for, and about women