One of the great joys of TIFF is being able to catch up with films that premiered at Cannes roughly…
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It’s funny to see themes emerge at film festivals, leading us to ask why the current artistic landscape is communally…
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There’s a belief that the best way to reveal the flaws of a bad movie is to make a better…
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“Quiz Lady,” directed by Jessica Yu from a screenplay by Jen D’Angelo, plays a bit like an old-school ’90s buddy…
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The Midnight Madness program is one of the most popular at TIFF. Just last year, everything from “Weird: The Weird…
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Benicio Del Toro slinks and weaves through Grant Singer’s debut thriller “Reptile,” but the film struggles to develop a confident…
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There are so many films I want to see at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) this year that it is…
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Craig Gillespie’s “Dumb Money” gathers a few of the major and minor players in the GameStop short squeeze of 2021…
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In her debut narrative film, the workplace horror “The Assistant,” writer/director Kitty Green took the most ordinary setting and made it…
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It’s been an unusual Toronto International Film Festival. Thanks to the dual strikes, gone are the star-studded red carpets, replaced…
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