The Most Anticipated New Movie Releases in Winter 2024
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The Most Anticipated New Movie Releases in Winter 2024

From life stories (“A Complete Unknown,” “The Fire Inside”) to animated tales (“Moana 2,” “Mufasa”), these are the films we can’t wait to see this season.
Oscar Contenders Emerge After Film Festival Season
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Oscar Contenders Emerge After Film Festival Season

After film festivals in Venice, Telluride and Toronto, a slate of contenders has emerged. Still, there are few front-runners.
At Toronto, ‘Dahomey,’ ‘Nightbitch’ and ‘Hard Truths’ Prove Highlights
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At Toronto, ‘Dahomey,’ ‘Nightbitch’ and ‘Hard Truths’ Prove Highlights

Films by Mati Diop, Raoul Peck and Mike Leigh, among others, mesh the personal and political in engrossing, insistent ways.