foreign
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Son of Saul (Cannes Review)
A deeply dark and devastating experience, Son of Saul is one of the best directorial debuts in years.
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Dheepan
An explosive, shocking, and truly visceral hyper-violent thriller about a delusional anti-hero.
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Love at First Fight
Fans of French cinema, coming-of-age stories, and kindhearted romantic comedies are sure to find plenty to enjoy...
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The Lobster (Cannes Review)
An absurdist social critique that solidifies Lanthimos as not just a unique voice in today’s cinematic realm, but...
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Reality
A strange and multi-layered narrative, you'll either laugh or scratch your head at Quentin Dupieux's latest.
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Mr. Kaplan (TJFF Review)
In this unlikely but delightful buddy picture, an old man and his young friend pursue someone they suspect...
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Self Made (TJFF Review)
Lost identities become switched when the lives of an Israeli artist and a Palestinian factory worker intersect at...
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The Dove Flyer (TJFF Review)
A longer run-time would have better-served this decent drama that uses the historic, real-life exile of 130,000 people...
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Haven (TJFF 2015)
Political and sexual tensions rise when war forces two couples to cohabit in this uneven Israeli drama.
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Of Horses and Men
Benedikt Erlingsson combines dark humor with tragic outcomes to form a unique glimpse into an Icelandic horse-riding community.
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Felix and Meira
Felix and Meira takes the traditional trappings of a tale of forbidden love and submerges them all in...
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The Dead Lands
The Dead Lands is a clichéd action film just packaged in a more interesting way, resulting in a...
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About Elly
About Elly is truly a cinematic experience to savior.
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White God
An insta-classic dog film, superbly crafted genre cinema, and a canine fairytale that's sure to sweep audiences off...
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ND/NF 2015: Los Hongos
'Los Hongos' provides a loose, authentic portrait of two young friends growing up in Colombia's heated political climate....