Standing room only movie viewing at the upcoming Toronto International Film Festival won’t be necessary after a key Toronto theater was declared free of bedbugs Tuesday.

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Toronto Film Festival is bedbug-free

(AP:VENICE, Italy) In film, recession may be the mother of innovation.

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Venice film festival focuses on film innovation

A city-wide bedbug battle has become a pest for the Toronto International Film Festival.

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A city-wide bedbug battle has become a pest for the Toronto International Film Festival.

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Toronto film festival probes bedbug claim

Nicole Kidman, Ben Affleck, Natalie Portman, Keanu Reeves and Keira Knightley are among the stars whose new movies will screen at September’s Toronto International Film Festival, a showcase for potential Academy Awards contenders and big fall releases.

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Turning up the star wattage, the Toronto International Film Festival on Tuesday unveiled world premieres for films by Robert Redford, Guillaume Canet, Michael Winterbottom, John Cameron Mitchell, Tony Goldwyn, Emilio Estevez and David Schwimmer.

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Robert Redford film to debut at Toronto fest

Oh, Canada! The Toronto International Film Festival announced today that it will kick off its 35th annual edition in September with “Score: A Hockey Musical,” starring Olivia Newton-John and Nelly Furtado.

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The former Toronto Film Studios saw much drama unfold on its soundstages over the years, nut none came close to the clash that took place Sunday outside the facility’s gates on Eastern Avenue as G20 Summit protesters and tactical riot police fought a pitch battle complete with tear gas and rubber bullets used to restore order.

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G20 rioters being held at Toronto Film Studios

I Killed My Mother, a Quebec film that won 26 awards including three at Cannes, is the next film in Grande Prairie Live Theatre’s Movie Series screening at 7 p.m., Sunday at the Jan Cinema. Brought to Grande Prairie in partnership with Film Circuit, a division of the Toronto International Film

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Award-winning film next in local movie series

Having already traversed the world festival circuit in places such as Berlin, Tokyo, Toronto and Doha, Abhay Deol’s ‘Road, Movie’ has been selected for the Tribeca Film Festival in New York. The movie is the first Hindi movie to go to the fest, said the actor.

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‘Road, Movie’ first Hindi film to go to Tribeca: Abhay Deol (Calcutta News)