TIFF 2015
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TIFF 2015: Mia Madre
For a drama about the loss of a mother, 'Mia Madre' is surprisingly bland and indifferent.
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TIFF 2015: Horizon
A documentary about a landscape painter that will only satisfy art enthusiasts.
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Girls Lost (TIFF Review)
Three outcast girls get a look at life through boys' eyes in this mystical gender-bending drama.
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TIFF 2015: Jafar Panahi’s Taxi
Jafar Panahi's boldest protest to date turns out to be a (literal) fun ride through the streets of...
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Bienvenue à F.L. (TIFF Review)
The more things change, the more they stay the same in this lean, partially satisfying doc on teens...
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TIFF 2015: Chevalier
The much-anticipated follow-up from Athina Rachel Tsangari is admirable but too dry for its own good.
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Demon (TIFF Review)
A truly unique take on the all-too-crowded possession sub-genre, but is it worth the strenuous journey?
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Green Room (TIFF Review)
A brutal, sickening and fantastic thriller that constantly subverts expectations.
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TIFF 2015: The Promised Land
A cute, funny love story carries this contemporary Chinese drama.
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How Heavy This Hammer (TIFF Review)
A quietly devastating family drama that perfectly blends form and content.
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TIFF 2015: The Ardennes
This crime drama about a tragic love triangle has an ending that packs one hell of a punch.
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TIFF 2015: Mountains May Depart
Jia Zhangke crafts a moving, beautiful story about a family dealing with the constantly changing landscape of their...
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TIFF 2015: Sicario
Villeneuve creates a masterclass on how to create a truly nerve-wracking thriller in his latest film 'Sicario'.
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TIFF 2015: One Floor Below
Radu Muntean allows the viewer to make their own conclusions, inviting plenty of discussion and repeated viewings.
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TIFF 2015: Cemetery of Splendour
Apichatpong Weerasethakul makes yet another beguiling, mysterious and all-around excellent film.