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Wilson Kwong

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Wilson is a cinema enthusiast based out of Toronto, Canada, who escapes from his day job by writing random thoughts about cinema on the internet. Although he has a longstanding penchant for Hong Kong cinema, he considers himself to be an advocate for Asian cinema in general. He has been attending the Toronto International Film Festival every year since 2005, with recent press accreditation at TIFF (2019), Sundance (2020) and Berlinale (2020).

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Toronto International Film Festival 2022: Interview With Director Michal Blaško Of VICTIM - Film ...

Toronto International Film Festival 2022: Interview With Director Michal Blaško Of VICTIM - Film ...

Crafting a striking debut feature film with Victim, Michal Blaško demonstrates himself to be an astute filmma…

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Toronto International Film Festival 2022: BROS & THE MENU - Film Inquiry

Toronto International Film Festival 2022: BROS & THE MENU - Film Inquiry

Major studio productions often use the Toronto International Film Festival as a launching pad for large theat…

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Toronto International Film Festival 2022: Interview With Actress Sarah Gadon Of NORTH OF NORMAL -...

Toronto International Film Festival 2022: Interview With Actress Sarah Gadon Of NORTH OF NORMAL -...

Canadian actress Sarah Gadon has always had a keen eye for interesting roles, and she keeps that streak going…

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Toronto International Film Festival 2022: Interview With Darlene Naponse Of STELLAR - Film Inquir...

Toronto International Film Festival 2022: Interview With Darlene Naponse Of STELLAR - Film Inquir...

With sentiments that veer towards experimental, Darlene Naponse's Stellar is steeped in deep contemplation as…

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Toronto International Film Festival 2022: MY POLICEMAN & THE WONDER - Film Inquiry

Toronto International Film Festival 2022: MY POLICEMAN & THE WONDER - Film Inquiry

Aside from sharing production credits in the United Kingdom, the following two films playing at the Toronto I…

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Toronto International Film Festival 2022: CAUSEWAY & AFTERSUN - Film Inquiry

Toronto International Film Festival 2022: CAUSEWAY & AFTERSUN - Film Inquiry

While both Causeway and Aftersun are first time features by a promising young filmmaker steeped in examining …

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Kaouther Ben Hania Honours ‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’

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By Wilson Kwong Verified
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⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4 out of 5. Following its well-deserved Grand Jury Prize win at the Venice International Film Festival last year, Kaouther Ben Hania’s The Voice of Hind Rajab went on to blaze through the festival circuit. Nominated for an Academy Award for Best International Film, Ben Hania’s third narrative feature will likely cement itself as one of the most memorable and vital films among its class of stellar nominees.
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TIFF 2025: Girl and Swiped

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By Wilson Kwong Verified
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There’s usually no shortage of female filmmakers at the Toronto International Film Festival, and with the festival’s 2025 edition, that continues to be true. With Girl, we get the directorial debut of legendary Taiwanese actress Shu Qi, which is a rather bleak depiction of girlhood in 1980s Taiwan. Rachel Lee Goldenberg‘s Swiped – a biopic of Whitney Wolfe Herd – on the other hand, tackles the often toxic and misogynistic workplace dynamics experienced by women in a much more palatable manner.
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