After making his name as one of the great directors of photography, but an opinionated and some might say difficult…
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There have already been so many powerful and illuminating nonfiction projects about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine (including “20 Days in Mariupol,”…
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“QUEER JOY! QUEER JOY! QUEER JOY!” That phrase is heard being shouted with vigor and excitement by the focal queer…
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My final dispatch from the exhausting but exhilarating Toronto features four film by a quartet of internationally acclaimed directors, including…
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Three projects I watched at the festival this year asked audiences to think about subjects that they think they know…
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The most memorable aspects of Demian Rugna’s “When Evil Lurks,” which just had its world premiere in the Midnight Madness…
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The great Errol Morris returns this year with another profile documentary, “The Pigeon Tunnel,” but this one doesn’t come with…
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Since I missed last year’s in-person return to the Toronto International Film Festival, it was my turn to enjoy this…
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An incredibly strong Venice led to full days at TIFF, wherein ticket buyers could catch up on acclaimed films that had…
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“A Haunting in Venice” is the best of Kenneth Branagh’s Hercule Poirot movies. It’s also one of Branagh’s best, period, thanks to…
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