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Filmmaker Fleur Fortuné says it was necessary to take Alicia Vikander and Elizabeth Olsen, the cast of her thrilling debut feature The Assessment, into “a danger zone” for them to fully comprehend the implications involved in making a movie set in a dystopian future where couples have to grovel for permission to have a child.

A24 acquired U.S. distribution rights to The Brutalist, the Brady Corbet-directed film that just won the Silver Lion award at Venice before bowing at the Toronto Film Festival.

Rebecca Rubin Senior Film and Media Reporter In “The Assessment,” a psychological sci-fi thriller that premieres on Sunday at the Toronto Film Festival, Elizabeth Olsen and Himesh Patel play a couple that wants to procreate. The only problem? They live in the not-so-distant future where the state controls who gets to have a child. So, they have to endure a shadowy and mysterious test to prove they are worthy.

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My Mum, Your Dad is back for a second season. The ITV dating show has been dubbed "Love Island for middle-agers".

After taking the internet by storm in recent years with his Emmy-winning sketch comedy series I Think You Should Leave, Tim Robinson has found his first lead film role in Friendship, a surreal buddy comedy co-starring Paul Rudd that’s making its world premiere tonight in the Midnight Madness section of the Toronto Film Festival.

Kylie Jenner and Jordyn Woods are “back”!

EXCLUSIVE: Though Conclave is fiction based on the Robert Harris novel, you cannot watch Edward Berger’s taut thriller about the election of a new pope without noticing the parallels to the polarizing politics of the race for the White House. The surprise twists and turns abound as it becomes clear the Vatican will either retreat into past conservative, exclusionary policies, or embrace Catholics who’ve been excluded by the institution. The German-born filmmaker is introducing his follow-up to the harrowing WWI drama All Quiet on the Western Front, which won four Oscars including Best International Film. This one-two punch also announces a major filmmaking talent, though he’s no overnight success. Whether he moves on to a major studio franchise like Ocean’s 14 or 007, it is clear from the confident hand in his visual storytelling that Berger is a filmmaker who can make the kind of impact in sophisticated commercial fare as a Sam Mendes or Christopher Nolan. Here, Berger introduces himself to Deadline readers to position Conclave – which Focus Features launches in awards season – and discusses many other things. Ralph Fiennes (already generating strong Oscar buzz), Stanley Tucci, John Lithgow, Isabella Rossellini star in a film that made its Toronto debut this morning and screens again Monday and Tuesday.

The Boys actress Valorie Curry has told fans to "respect her boundaries" after an appearance at a 'Comic-Con' event in Northern Ireland.

Angelique Jackson As summer slowly slips away, director Megan Park is stoking the fires of nostalgia with her sophomore feature “My Old Ass,” a coming-of-age story set in those sweet final weeks before her 18-year-old protagonist leaves her lakeside hometown for college in the big city. Maisy Stella (“Nashville,” “Flowervale Street”) stars as Elliott, a free-spirited teen whose birthday mushroom trip brings her face-to-face with her “old ass” 39-year-old self (Aubrey Plaza), who delivers some choice advice and words of warning that transform her relationships with her family and friends.

Scott Brown admits his Ayr United side don't know when they're beaten after a rousing second half comeback in the Trust Trophy this afternoon.

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent Chicago-based Watermelon Pictures has acquired North American distribution rights to Danish-Palestinian writer-director Mahdi Fleifel’s “To a Land Unknown,” which world premiered to extensive acclaim at Cannes Directors’ Fortnight. Sold by Salaud Morisset, “To a Land Unknown” saw a P&I screening on Friday at Toronto where it has its North American premiere in Toronto’s Centrepiece showcase, packing an impressive double-punch for Salaud Morisset with a second Centrepiece title, “Under the Volcano,” which it also represents.

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During the latest edition of Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh, Jay Blades from The Repair Shop gave a deeply personal insight into his family life and opened up about his previous mental health challenges. Jay, cherished by viewers for his work on the BBC, shared some intimate truths with presenter Alan Titchmarsh in an emotional live discussion.

A teenage boy has been arrested and two stolen bikes sezied after police raided a house in south Manchester. Officers executed a warrant at the address on Burnage Lane, Burnage at 8am this morning (Sunday).

Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh saw The Repair Shop's star Jay Blades take to the sofa today, as he offered a rare insight into his chosen family and past mental health struggles. Beloved BBC furniture restorer Jay shared heartfelt revelations with host Alan Titchmarsh in an emotional new interview. Jay recalled the difficult time in 2015 when he seemingly disappeared from the public eye, detailing how the "love he received" played a significant part in his revival.

If you're a big true crime fan, which counts for a lot of us, you've probably heard of Murder Trial - a BBC series that gives viewers intimate access inside courtrooms.

Wigan has elected a Labour MP for more than 100 years. But something about Sir Keir Starmer’s new government is causing disquiet.

Bettys Tea Rooms is a Yorkshire staple and a must visit when out and about in Harrogate. YorkshireLive's Samantha Teasdale documented her first visit to the famous eatery - as well as one faux pas she made...

As a local band sent the internet into meltdown, Manchester City Women have been half the world away.

Elton John opened up about one of Donald Trump‘s nicknames for North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un and the 2024 presidential election.