Toronto: Festival Dives Into Wikileaks Controversy With Powerful ‘Fifth Estate’ Opening Night

deadline.com – The Toronto International Film Festival got off to a strong start with Bill Condon’s penetrating and thought-provoking The Fifth Estate, the story of Wikileaks and its founder Julian Assange. But it’s not a dry procedural or recital of recent headlines. This riveting drama is a character study of a narcissitic personality out of control, a man not afraid to leak everyone else’s secrets but his own.

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Don't let the lower case letterings in his name fool you. He's quick and deadly with the headlines and he's always on target. His delivery could use more work though.

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