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It's only May but already some of the most compelling documentary films of the year debuted recently, from a probing look at citizen media in China to the U.S. recession shattering the dreams of one of the country's wealthiest families.
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A very personal and very fun interview with adult film siren and self-proclaimed nerd, Bobbi Starr. She talks about what it's like to be a women in the adult film industry. Bobbi will break all the stereotypes you think you know about porn.
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World renowned film critic Roger Ebert is in Toronto this week for a signing of his latest book "Life Itself: A Memoir." The man best known for his thumbs up and thumbs down routine also caught some films at the 36th annual Toronto film festival.
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Sarah Palin – You Betcha! isn't so much a film focusing on the Tea Party favourite as it is about the bridges she's burned in her hometown. Debuting at the Toronto International Film Festival, the documentary still needs a critical Q&A with Palin hersel
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Thousands of films and hundreds of links to schools, festivals and organizations from around the globe are now a few clicks away.
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American actress Megan Fox is currently in the process of having her Marilyn Monroe tattoo removed, stating that it creates too much "negative energy" in her life.
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A new documentary on Guantanamo Bay Detention Centre's "enhanced interrogation tactics" of its prisoners expertly looks at different sides of the torture debate.
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TIFF presents a rich programming lineup that offers audiences a chance to go deeper into the films and filmmakers that inspire them. This includes an extraordinary exhibition, filmmaker retrospectives, free screenings, and new international releases.
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For the fourth year in a row, Magic Lantern Foundation (MLF) in collaboration with the India International Centre (IIC) will present Persistence Resistance: Edge of Visual Narrative, a festival of documentary cinema from India and the world in New Delhi.
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The three-day Flashpoint Human Rights Film Festival, which brings together eight extraordinary films from around the world that deal with human rights issues, gets under way in New Delhi on Thursday.
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Film critic Anna Smith reviews the week's film releases.
The oldest surviving film featuring a Charles Dickens character has been discovered at the British Film Institute.
Disney/Pixar's Scotland-set animated film, Brave, is to have its European premiere at the Edinburgh International Film Festival.
The British film industry should back more mainstream films, a new report is expected to recommend next week.
The British Film Institute announces its celebration of Alfred Hitchcock which includes a restoration of his silent films.
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