Hello and welcome to Little Gold Men, the podcast from Vanity Fair that has carried you through the long desert of

non-award season and is now ready to bring you every twist and turn of actual award

season as it's basically kicking off right now. I'm Mike

Hogan, vanity-gares digital director. I'm here with our film critic Richard

Lawson. Hello. And senior writer Joanna Robinson. Hello. Hey guys, so much to discuss today, we're going to talk about Toronto, where I was somewhat briefly, where

Richard spent some more time, and that's obviously the traditional kickoff after Telluride of Oscar Award season.

Much to discuss there.

Then we're going to talk about the Emmys, which are this Sunday night, and talk a little bit

about some predictions and what we think is going to happen.

And then we will go back and re-litigate the 1999 Emmy Award for Best Drama,

where The Sopranos lost to a show that you will not believe you have to stay

and listen to that place.

But for starters Richard you just got back from Toronto yesterday evening what's the best movie you saw the

best movie I saw at Toronto well because I'd seen Moonlight and Lala Land at Tell you right

so I'm not counting those although they were at Toronto moonlight's best movie I saw

spoiler moonlight's the best movie I saw in Toronto but I only

saw three movies. Hey that's you know that's three more than some people do who go there but

I would say of the stuff that I saw at Toronto for for our purposes of this year, Oscar wise is Jackie.

The Natalie Portman starring Biopick, or it's not really a biopick, it's a sort of slice of life

portrait of a moment, you know know of Jackie Kennedy right after the

assassination directed by this Chilean political director named Pablo Lorraine

this is his first English language movie and it is strange and arty and not a

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