TIFF Review: Phoenix
A high school student looks after her brother and mentally ill mother; things seem to be looking better for them with a pending visit from...
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TIFF Review: Greta
If you’re ever nostalgic for those fun, jumpy thrillers of the early 90’s (Single White Female, I’m looking at you!),...
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TIFF Review: The Kindergarten Teacher
“In a couple of years you’ll be a shadow, just like me,” Maggie Gyllenhaal’s character Lisa tells her young...
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TIFF Review: Wildlife
At times during Wildlife, you have to remind yourself that this is Paul Dano’s directorial debut. An actor first, perhaps best...
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TIFF Review: Tito and the Birds
Like his father before him, a young boy believes that understanding bird songs is the key for curing the world from an epidemic of fear. A...
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TIFF’s Short Film Selection Packs an Emotional Punch
As a self professed critic, I’ve been writing in the public arena about film for about eight years now (we’ll forget the...
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Anniversary, Discovery, Rising Stars & Line-up Finalized at TIFF 2018
While Crazy Rich Asians enjoys box office success, the 43rd Toronto International Film Festival will mark the 25th anniversary of The Joy...
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More Galas and Special Presentations at TIFF 2018
Unlike the Cannes Film Festival which made Netflix persona non grata, Toronto International Film Festival has decided open the 43rd...
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Midnight Madness, Documentaries & Short Films at TIFF 2018
Two Hollywood franchises getting reimaged by Shane Black and David Gordon Green will screen as part of the Midnight Madness programme at...
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Contenders for Platform Prize at TIFF 2018
Following in the footsteps of previous Platform Prize winners Alan Zweig (Hurt), Pablo Larraín (Jackie) and Warwick Thornton (Sweet...
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