Toronto International Film Festival
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The Ones Below (TIFF Review)
Unexpected twists, empathetic characters, and an unshakable darkness, 'The Ones Below' is one of the most suspenseful films...
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Our Loved Ones (TIFF Review)
This tender, decades-spanning film about one man's life and family takes an unstructured observational approach to wonderful heights.
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Women He’s Undressed (TIFF Review)
A dazzling documentary on Aussie costumer Orry-Kelly which weaves his life story with a fascinating Hollywood history lesson.
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TIFF 2015: Neon Bull
A beguiling and gently subversive portrait of rodeo workers in Brazil.
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Evolution (TIFF Review)
A gorgeous, enigmatic, and sensory experience from one of the most unique filmmakers working today.
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Right Now, Wrong Then (TIFF Review)
Another formally playful Hong Sang-Soo film about love and (foolish) directors, but this time the results aren't as...
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TIFF 2015: Hardcore
It's like watching someone play a bad video game on God mode.
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Desierto (TIFF Review)
There's nothing original or interesting in Jonas Cuaron's prestige slasher film taking place on the U.S. border.
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TIFF 2015: London Road
'London Road' is a musical unlike any other, you'd do well to seek this one out as soon...
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TIFF 2015: The Sky Trembles and the Earth Is Afraid and the Two Eyes Are Not Brothers
Your mileage may vary with this gorgeously shot experimental feature from artist Ben Rivers.
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TIFF 2015: High-Rise
Ben Wheatley takes us down a rabbit hole with a deranged, messy and incomprehensible film.
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TIFF 2015: Zoom
A zany live-action/animation hybrid from Brazil and Canada is filled with a great cast and half-baked ideas.
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TIFF 2015: The Waiting Room
Commendable for attempting something different with the theme of immigration, but threatens to dry up all of one's...
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The Return of the Atom (TIFF Review)
The Return Of The Atom is an earnest but tepid and tedious attempt to record an immensely important...
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Hellions (TIFF Review)
Bruce McDonald's return to horror is a lackluster, amateurish mess.