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Reel Toronto: Elvis Meets Nixon

A TV movie brought Elvis and Nixon (or, at any rate, c-list actors playing them) to Toronto.

By David Fleischer Jan. 16th, 9:00 am

Now in Rep Cinema: The Ambassador, Holy Motors, My Night at Maud’s

Each week, Now in Rep Cinema compiles the best repertory and art-house screenings, special presentations, lectures, and limited engagements.

By Angelo Muredda Jan. 14th, 1:45 pm

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Historicist: The King of Deadpan

The inimitable comedian Ned Sparks.

By Kevin Plummer Jan. 12th, 12:00 pm

Now on Screen: Zero Dark Thirty, Gangster Squad, Amour

Because Toronto's more movie obsessed than a Quentin Tarantino screenplay (yuk yuk), Torontoist brings you Now on Screen, a weekly roundup of new releases.

By Julian Carrington Jan. 11th, 12:00 pm

Sleuthing Sherlock Holmes

A new exhibit spotlights the Toronto Public Library's Arthur Conan Doyle collection.

By Jamie Bradburn Jan. 4th, 3:41 pm

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Reel Toronto: Resident Evil Sequels

How many Resident Evil movies have there been, again? Regardless, a bunch of them were filmed in Toronto.

By David Fleischer Jan. 3rd, 9:00 am

Now on Screen: Not Fade Away, Barbara, The Central Park Five

Because Toronto's more movie obsessed than a Quentin Tarantino screenplay (yuk yuk), Torontoist brings you Now on Screen a weekly roundup of new releases—this week with some repertory screenings mixed in.

By Julian Carrington and Angelo Muredda Dec. 31st, 11:30 am

Now on Screen: Django Unchained, This is 40, Jack Reacher

Because Toronto's more movie obsessed than a Quentin Tarantino screenplay (yuk yuk), Torontoist brings you Now on Screen, a weekly roundup of new releases.

By Angelo Muredda and Julian Carrington Dec. 24th, 1:00 pm

The Master Dominates the Toronto Film Critics Association’s 2012 Awards

The TFCA bows down to P.T.A.

By Julian Carrington Dec. 18th, 11:00 am

Now on Screen: The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, Django, Holy Motors, Searching for Sugar Man

Because Toronto's more movie obsessed than a Quentin Tarantino screenplay (yuk yuk), Torontoist brings you Now on Screen a weekly roundup of new releases—this week with some repertory screenings mixed in.

By Julian Carrington and Angelo Muredda Dec. 17th, 2:15 pm

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Toronto Makes the Opening Shot of Pacific Rim‘s First Trailer

The big-budget sci-fi movie, directed by Guillermo del Toro, was shot here. And you can tell.

By Steve Kupferman Dec. 13th, 12:15 pm

Now in Rep Cinema: Children of Men, Up the Yangtze, The End of Time

Each week, Now in Rep Cinema compiles the best repertory and art-house screenings, special presentations, lectures, and limited engagements.

By Angelo Muredda and Julian Carrington Dec. 10th, 3:30 pm

Now on Screen: Last Chance, Anna Karenina, Lincoln

Because Toronto's more movie obsessed than a Quentin Tarantino screenplay (yuk yuk), Torontoist brings you Now on Screen, a weekly roundup of new releases.

By Angelo Muredda and Julian Carrington Dec. 7th, 12:30 pm

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Reel Toronto: Overdrawn at the Memory Bank

It's a movie so bad that it became an episode of Mystery Science Theatre 3000, and it was set almost entirely in one Toronto building.

By David Fleischer Dec. 5th, 9:00 am

Now in Rep Cinema: Inch’Allah, Bones Brigade: An Autobiography, Jem Cohen: We Have an Anchor

Each week, Now in Rep Cinema compiles the best repertory and art-house screenings, special presentations, lectures, and limited engagements.

By Angelo Muredda Dec. 3rd, 12:00 pm

Now on Screen: Killing Them Softly, Anna Karenina, A Late Quartet

Because Toronto's more movie obsessed than a Quentin Tarantino screenplay (yuk yuk), Torontoist brings you Now on Screen, a weekly roundup of new releases.

By Julian Carrington and Angelo Muredda Nov. 30th, 1:45 pm

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Reel Toronto: Videodrome

David Cronenberg's early classic is set in Toronto, and it's not hard to tell.

By David Fleischer Nov. 21st, 12:30 pm

Vintage Toronto Ads: More Than Turning on a Projector

A 1970s TVOntario ad campaign prominently featured Saturday Night at the Movies.

By Jamie Bradburn Nov. 20th, 1:00 pm

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