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Culture headlines, September 13, 2026, 14:00 UTC

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  1. Sunday, September 13, 2026

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    Ali Asgari Doesn’t Believe in a Bright Future After Iran’s January Massacre – Just ‘A Bit of Light’ Variety by Marta Balaga story
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    Kaelen Ohm Talks Bringing Inner Extreme Skier to Film Roles: “I Want to Find the Steeper Hill to Go Down” The Hollywood Reporter by Etan Vlessing
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    TIFF 2026: 20 International Titles to Track, From Feng-I Fiona Roan’s Shuhua Starrer to a Taxidermy Musical and a John Madden Parkinson’s Rom-Com Variety by Roberto Prieto story
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    ‘Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother’ Review: Mahershala Ali Is a Marvel in a Gripping Crime Film With a Big, Aching Heart The Hollywood Reporter by Jon Frosch story
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    Vertical Saves Lily James & Pierce Brosnan Starring ‘Cliffhanger’; Spring 2027 U.S. Release Eyed – TIFF Deadline by Anthonypauldalessandro story
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    Mike Leigh's self-declared final film, Tender Loving Care is a gentle, profound heartbreaker The A.V. Club by Monica Castillo
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    Beth de Araújo’s ‘Josephine’ Is About Childhood Trauma — Making It with a Real Kid Had to Be Nothing but Safe IndieWire by Kate Erbland
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    Midnight Madness! A Caped Canadian Prime Minister Stars In ‘Ladies And Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney’ – Toronto Film Festival Deadline by Matthew Carey story
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    ‘Scooby-Doo: Origins’ Season 1 Production Has Rrrr-Wrapped Deadline by Denise Petski story
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    Netflix’s ‘Scooby-Doo: Origins’ Wraps Production Ahead of 2027 Release Variety by Payton Turkeltaub story
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    ‘Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother’ Star Adia On Film Debut Opposite Mahershala Ali, Getting Certified as a Doula: ‘Birth Work Fills My Soul’ Variety by Angelique Jackson story
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    Israel, Palestine and the Films No One Will Buy The Hollywood Reporter by Kevin Cassidy
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    ‘How We Stand’ Director on Recasting 1950s American Indians Relocation Legacy: “It’s Such an Epic Story” The Hollywood Reporter by Etan Vlessing story