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What plans do you have for March 2018?

If you're anything like us, you'll barely know what you're doing this weekend, let alone that far ahead in the calendar.

But in Hollywood, it's a different story.

Preparation for awards season has already started, with the Venice Film Festival in Italy and the Telluride Film Festival in Colorado taking the lead in identifying likely Oscar contenders.

Hollywood is about to descend on the Canadian city to premiere the major releases that will dominate cinemas this winter - and, they hope, the Oscars next March.

Among the possible awards contenders showing at TIFF are First They Killed My Father, directed by Angelina Jolie; Breathe, directed by Andy Serkis; Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool starring Annette Bening; and Roman J Israel, Esq starring Denzel Washington.

We couldn't possibly do justice to the 250+ feature films showing at the festival, which opens on Thursday and runs until 17 September.

Here, though, is everything you need to know about 13 of the highest-profile titles in this year's programme.

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