TIFF 2023 Review: Wicked Little Letters – “A joyous, light-hearted comedy”
“This is more true than you’d think” states the beginning of Wicked Little Letters. And the fact that this is based on...
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TIFF 2023 Review: Flora and Son – “Warms your soul and brings you comfort.”
Sometimes all you want is a nice movie. The sort that warms your soul and brings you comfort. If you’re on the hunt for such a...
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TIFF 2023 Review: Memory – “Quiet and tender”
Back in 2020, covering the Toronto International Film Festival from home, I watched a film that left me wide-eyed, mouth open, not...
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TIFF 2023 Review: The Teacher’s Lounge – “A well-crafted film”
“Truth overcomes all bonds. Everything else is just PR.” Those words that adorn the walls of the school paper are fitting, if not slightly...
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TIFF 2023 Review: The End We Start From – “An apocalyptic drama with a unique take.”
As climate change continues to get more severe around the globe, we are left with questions as to what we will do when catastrophe hits....
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TIFF 2023 Review: Uproar – “A complex search for self”
In 1981, the South African rugby team, the Springboks, toured New Zealand, sparking violent protests. Kiwis were speaking out against the...
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TIFF 2023 Review: Chuck Chuck Baby – “A film for anyone that sings with reckless abandon”
To call Chuck Chuck Baby a musical is a bit of a stretch. At best it’s a jukebox musical for the less musically inclined....
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TIFF 2023 Review: Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person – “A welcome debut from a director with a unique voice.”
There can be a lot at ‘stake’ trying to breathe new life into the vampire genre, but all kidding aside, Humanist Vampire...
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TIFF 2023 Review: The Zone of Interest – “Intensely horrifying”
In 2013 I remember sitting down at what is now called Toronto Metropolitan University in order to watch a film called Under the Skin. ...
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TIFF 2023 Review: Fitting In – “Nuanced and sensitive in its approach”
“The body is not a thing, but a situation.” An appropriate opening to Molly McGlynn’s semi-autobiographical feature,...
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