Directed by Morgan Neville, Piece by Piece is a stunning exploration into the life of musical icon, Pharrell Williams—and is presented entirely in LEGO form. Beginning with his upbringing in Virgina, Piece follows the young man through his first...
Steve Norton
Steve Norton is a pastor, hubby, and daddy (x2). I am a dedicated Jesus follower who looks for new ways to bring God glory and I have a ridiculous passion for film. It's one of my distinct interests to explore the connection between the two as well. Over the last 5 years, I've been proud to be a writer for Hollywood Jesus, Love Is Moving magazine and now, I have the privilege to help create ScreenFish.net! #forHisglory
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TIFF ’24: Conclave
Directed by Edward Berger, Conclave begins as the Pope unexpectedly dies. As Cardinals from around the world hurry to the Vatican, Cardinal Lawrence (Ralph Fiennes) is left to oversee the next conclave to decide who shall take on the role of Holy Father. As...
TIFF ’24: Anora
Written and directed by Sean Baker, Anora tells the story of Ani (Mikey Madison), a sex worker from Brooklyn who is looking for a way out. Things change though when Vanya (Mark Eydelshteyn) arrives. The son of a wealthy Russian oligarch, Vanya has infinite time and...
TIFF ’24: Really Happy Someday
Really Happy Someday tells the story of Z (Breton Lalama), a rising star in Toronto’s musical-theatre scene. However, as he transitions, his testosterone injections have affected his powerful singing voice, forcing him to re-learn how to perform. Taking a job at...
TIFF ’24: Heretic
Heretic introduces us to Sister Paxton and Sister Barnes (Chloe East and Sophie Thatcher), two young Mormons who are out on their prescribed evangelical mission to convert unbelievers. When they approach the home of Mr. Reed (Hugh Grant), they ring the bell with...
TIFF ’24: The Best
“I’m the best.” Like so many other statements that we make, referring to ourselves as ‘the best’ usually indicates out own inability to cope with our failings. And this is absolutely the case in Ian Bawa’s latest short, The Best. In The Best, we are...
TIFF ’24: SATURDAY NIGHT
Directed by Jason Reitman, SATURDAY NIGHT takes us into the mid-1970s at a time of cultural chaos. In the midst of Watergate, Vietnam and a changing world, America found itself at an emotional crossroads, painted with fear. But, in the midst of these trying...
TIFF ’24: The End
In The End, we find ourselves in an underground bunker at the end of the world. Occupied by a lone family (Michael Shannon, Tilda Swinton, George McKay) and their staff, they spend their days rearranging furniture and running drills for their own safety. Their...
TIFF ’24: Young Werther
You can’t help fall in love with Young Werther. Directed by José Avelino Gilles Corbett Lourenço, Young Werther tells the story of Werther (Douglas Booth), an eligible bachelor who makes a stop in Canada to retrieve his family’s precious statue from a...