Russians at War: Trofimova’s wild doc takes us behind the frontlines
Storytelling is a lightning rod for controversy. Within the stories we tell, there is always a...
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Young Werther: Adaptation of Geothe’s 18th Century Novel has modern sensibilities
You can’t help fall in love with Young Werther. Directed by José Avelino Gilles Corbett...
Babygirl: Reijn’s Steamy Thriller Struggles with Sex
The corporate world is a place of power, politics and positioning. But the bedroom can also be as...
The Return: Pasolini loves mythology but leaves out the magic
Even the greatest mythological stories are rooted in the human experience. And The...
TIFF ’24: Riff Raff
Riff Raff, directed by Dito Montiel, offers a darkly comedic exploration of family dynamics,...
TIFF ’24: Ick
Ick, directed by Joseph Kahn, is a high-octane sci-fi horror satire that cleverly subverts classic...
TIFF ’24: Daughter’s Daughter
Huang Xi’s Daughter’s Daughter is a profound exploration of familial duty, personal...
TIFF ’24: Without Blood
Directed by Angelina Jolie, Without Blood is a potent exploration of the lasting scars left by war...
TIFF ’24: The Deb
I am not gonna lie. I hate musicals. The only two that I have ever enjoyed was Hairspray and Rent...
TIFF ’24: Your Tomorrow
Directed by Ali Weinstein, Your Tomorrow takes pause to celebrate the land that once was...
TIFF ’24: On a Sunday at Eleven
In 2019, on the heels of heavy discussion surrounding black life in Canada, George Floyd, and the...
TIFF ’24: Riff Raff
God I wanted to like this movie. Ed Harris, Lewis Pullman and Bill Murray? Gabriel Union? I was so...
TIFF ’24: My Sunshine
In a small town in Japan, Takuya is shy young boy clearly unfascinated with the sports that his...