From to: TIFF's Films on Power, Creation, and Survival Are a Warning These are WIRED's picks for some of the most urgent and unsettling films from the 50th annual Toronto International Film Festival. Some of the most urgent films at this year's Toronto International Film Festival aren't here to soothe. Together,,, and play like sizzle reels of caution, and at their best, they're award-worthy symbols of alarm. These films, the first two of which are documentaries, don't just entertain--they confront fractured humanity, closeness and distance under Israel's siege of Gaza, and a creation we've set loose, growing beyond our control. That's the one muscle of film--to interrogate rather than facilitate.

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Lee Pace Has Big Hopes for's Fourth Season WIRED spoke to Lee Pace on the eve of the season finale of about clone consciousness, robot gods, and what's next for the newly renewed show. In the world of prestige sci-fi, reigns as the biggest sleeper hit. Mention the Apple TV+ adaptation of Isaac Asimov's classic series in a group of friends and you'll suddenly find everyone has been secretly watching it. Something of a flawed masterpiece, the show, which wraps its third season Friday, has been averaging about 1.5 million hours watched per week in the US over the last month, according to Luminate. Reasons for the show's popularity are many, but it's seemed to have gained traction as it's become more, well, relevant. The series, like Asimov's books, focuses on a group of economists using a predictive algorithm to guide the destiny of humanity through the collapse of a galactic empire.

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