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.
Eternity TIFF Review: An Elegant Romantic Comedy About How Love Changes Over Time
Eternity sees a woman face an impossible choice between the man she spent her life with and her first love, who died young and waited for her.
