TIFF Review: Float Like a Butterfly
Inspired by boxing legend Mohammad Ali, a 15-year-old girl living in Ireland during the 1960s battles against social and patriarchal...
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TIFF 2018: An Interview With EXIT Director Claire Edmondson and Why She’s One to Watch
Speaking on the phone to Clarie Edmondson, it’s pretty easy to imagine yourself sitting down for an afternoon coffee with her, just having...
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TIFF Review: The Sisters Brothers
Sibling assassins are hired to execute a prospector during the height of the Gold Rush in 1851. With brutal efficiency, two brothers kill...
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TIFF Review: The Third Wife – “Stunning visuals”
A 14-year old girl becomes the third wife of a wealthy landowner in 19th century rural Vietnam. An arranged marriage occurs between the...
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TIFF Review: Sew the Winter to My Skin – “Fearless visual storytelling”
Because of stealing livestock and giving to the poor John Kepe was hunted by white farmer colonists in South Africa during the 1950s. A...
Read MoreTIFF Review: The Factory
When a factory is shutdown a group of former workers decide to kidnap and demand a ransom for the owner. A disfigured military veteran...
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TIFF Review: Firecrackers
For two girls living in a rural Canadian town, their dream is just escape. Escape from the oppressive forces that are threatening their...
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TIFF Review: Emu Runner
A 9-year old Aboriginal girl grieving the loss of her mother forms a spiritual bond with the fast running emu. Gem (Rhae-Kye Waites) runs...
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TIFF Review: Blind Spot
A suicide attempt by a teenage girl shocks her parents. Two female high school students and handball teammates walk and talk together...
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TIFF Review: Teen Spirit
At its core, Teen Spirit is a love letter to pop music, something writer/director Max Minghella (seen most recently as Nick in The...
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