TIFF 2021 Review: Ali & Ava – “Satisfyingly sweet while never becoming overly sentimental”
Films about the working class, while increasing in number, are still not the norm, and romance films even less so. It’s therefore...
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TIFF 2021 Review: Silent Night “Make no mistake, it is bleak, but it’s also funny”
Prior to the start of Camille Griffin’s Silent Night, the writer-directors feature debut, she had this to say: “I believe as...
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TIFF 2021 Review: The Mad Women’s Ball – “Haunting and beautiful”
In 1885, Victor Hugo died. He was revered in France, and around the world for that matter, for his work. He was also a man who...
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TIFF 2021 Review: The Eyes of Tammy Faye – “Chastain’s sincerity is palpable”
When one thinks of the late Tammy Faye Bakker now (she passed in 2007), she is often thought of with that overzealous eye makeup, big...
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TIFF 2021 Review: Spencer – “Kristen Stewart is absolutely transcendent as Diana”
Several films at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival explore the oppression of women. It may come in the form of a...
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TIFF 2021 Review: The Humans – “one of the more complex dramas of the festival”
In every festival comes a film you didn’t see coming, and for me during this Toronto International Film Festival, this is, so far,...
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TIFF 2021 Review: Jagged – “A fun trip down memory lane”
I can still remember the first time I heard, and saw, the music video for Alanis Morissette’s smash hit “You Oughta...
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TIFF 2021 Review: The Rescue – “It’s about our collective humanity, and what can happen when we all work together”
In 2018, the documentary Free Solo made me sweat as no other movie had before. I am deathly scared of heights, so it played to my every...
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TIFF 2021 Review: Murina – “A confident and stunning debut”
Every morning Julija (Gracija Filipovic) goes spearfishing with her father. Their target during the dives is the murina, the moray eel, a...
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TIFF 2021 Review: The Electrical Life of Louis Wain – “The film never lives up to the brilliant first half it creates”
Prior to viewing The Electrical Life of Louis Wain, I was unfamiliar with this British artist. It turns out he was an inventor,...
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