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Lil Nas X’s documentary premiere at TIFF delayed due to bomb threat

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The world premiere of Lil Nas X’s new documentary was delayed due to a bomb threat.  On 9 September, Toronto International Film Festival attendees gathered at Roy Thomson Hall for the first screening of LNX’s doc, Long Live Montero. However before the event – which was scheduled at 10 pm – could kick off, a bomb threat was called in allegedly targeting the Grammy winner.  According to Variety, the terrifying moment occurred as the ‘Industry Baby’ artist arrived in his car. After thoroughly sweeping the area, LNX and his family were…

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Here’s when Lil Nas X’s documentary Long Live Montero is set to premiere

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Pop-rap superstar Lil Nas X is set to release an unscripted project about his music journey.  On 18 August, the Grammy winner surprised fans when he announced his first-ever documentary Lil Nas X: Long Live Montero.  The film – which is co-directed by Academy Award nominee Carlos López Estrada and award-winning filmmaker Zac Manuel – is set to shine an intimate light on LNX’s personal and private life as he navigates his popular concert tour.  The synopsis reads: “Shot over the course of 60 days with unparalleled access, the film follows…

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Here’s what critics had to say about Harry Styles’ new film My Policeman

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My Policeman made its Toronto International Film Festival debut on 11 September and received lots of buzz due to its star-studded cast. The film detailed the story of three young people in the 1950s: Tom Burgess (played by Harry Styles) a gay police officer who isn’t able to come out; Marion (Emma Corrin) and museum curator Patrick, portrayed by David Dawson. The film also stars Rupert Everett, Gina McKee, Linus Roache and Kadiff Kirwan. The narrative follows the characters of decades of their lives as they navigate their relationships. Styles…

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