At the Toronto Festival, the Israeli‑American director ("Golda", "Skin") presented The Liberation, a sweeping personal drama based on his grandmother’s story, a Holocaust survivor who left her family and devoted herself to a women’s sect. Alongside it, the electrifying "Play Rocky", Julian Moore and Andrew Scott also stood out, targeting awards season, and a wild Muslim action thriller with Ali Mahreshla. Just as the race for the Oscar shifts into high gear – these are the films you must know.
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