TIFF ’26: YAGA
There’s something strange happening in the town of Whittock. After two episodes of YAGA though,...
There’s something strange happening in the town of Whittock. After two episodes of YAGA though,...
There’s something truly special about this film that keeps things silly, even at its most serious.
At the heart of all this is the mythology of the American Dream. Is there any reality to that concept?
Baruchel never allows his daredevil to feel anything but grounded.
Forgotten Island is an explosion of fun.
When the credits have rolled and the tears have dried, Heart of the Beast asks us whether what we’re fighting for matters, and deeper still, who we’re fighting for.
In Primetime, director Lance Oppenheim uncorks a wild ride into the horrors of humanity with furious energy and limited hope.
We’re giving away double passes to an advance screening of Verity in Toronto on Monday, September 28th, 2026!
Some moments are quite clearly scenes included and written simply to give us more information about a character, but they feel honest enough that you can accept what they are doing.
I really liked that Babies actually commits to exploring an answer Hollywood doesn’t often give.
It’s a film that successfully brings you into their headspace, and the injustice you see effectively inspires anger.
Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty! is a delightfully absurd and honest look at what it means to pick up the pieces after all has been stripped away.
It spends an excessive amount of time driving home its point in a way that seems to beg the audience to have an emotional revelation. Unfortunately, I did not.