Eternal Return TIFF Review: A Romance That Reminds Me of That Arrival Quote

Eternal Return is an uplifting and sometimes heartbreaking reminder that our memories keep our loved ones alive. Read our review.

Steve TIFF Review: One Normal (Terrible) Day

Cillian Murphy’s Steve is a heavy, often hard watch, but it’s also a delightful look at why teachers who care are crucial.

Roofman TIFF Review: The One Where Channing Tatum Surprised Me

In all honesty, I didn’t know Channing Tatum had it in him to act like he did in the upcoming drama Roofman. 

Dust Bunny TIFF Review: Bryan Fuller’s Film Debut is Fearless

For being Bryan Fuller’s film directorial debut, Dust Bunny is absolutely fearless. Read our spoiler-free TIFF review.

Ballad of a Small Player TIFF Review: It’s Colin Farrell’s World

Ballad of a Small Player is not a perfect movie, but it gives us an outstanding Colin Farrell, and that’s worth the price of admission.

Project Y TIFF Review: This is How You Elevate Women in Cinema

Project Y tells the story of two magnetic leads (Han So-hee and Jun Jong-seo), a heist, and zero regrets. Read our review.

The Condor Daughter TIFF Review: Tradition, Music & Change

The Condor Daughter is one of the lesser-known TIFF movies that you should absolutely watch. We break it down.

Sacrifice TIFF Review: Chris Evans Shines, The Movie Doesn’t

Chris Evan’s Sacrifice is a political satire that falls flat, even though Chris Evans and Anya Taylor-Joy shine.

Frankenstein TIFF Review: A Tale About Becoming the Monster You Fear

Frankenstein is the culmination of Guillermo del Toro’s work that showcases how you become the monster you fear.

Laundry TIFF Review: A Hidden Gem

Zamo Mkhwanazi’s debut feature, Laundry, is a brilliant film about the reality of apartheid South Africa and the cost of dreaming.