The Midnight Madness section at TIFF has a reputation for its histrionics and crowd-pleasing thrills, but it’s also a programming…
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Going from the Toronto International Film Festival to the genre-driven Fantastic Fest in Austin is funny for few reasons related…
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As one of the first festivals to have a slate dedicated solely to television, the 11th year of the Toronto…
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It’s always risky to opt for documentaries that rely on well-known figures. Too often, the film rests on its subject’s…
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The first episode of Sharon Horgan’s “Youth” opens with a montage of significant women thriving in middle age—Maya Angelou, Ruth…
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At RogerEbert.com, we try to assemble dispatches of three films around forms like documentary, specific programs like Midnights or Galas,…
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All the world’s a stage. The art of performance is directly unpacked in two of the more acclaimed films of…
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Three high profile, star-studded dramas premiered in Toronto this week and they all produced the same response from this critic:…
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No one does romance like the “Outlander” franchise. Part of the reason is that it’s a rare kind of television…
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In its 51st edition, the Toronto International Film Festival’s Special Presentation category comprises stories of complex parents, recentering their identity…
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