With 293 titles screening at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) there’s a lot to take in. There are films across every genre, from all over the world, and in a multitude of languages. And when it comes to LGBTQ+…
Everything We Know About TIFF Sensation ‘Train Dreams’
The Toronto Film Festival sensation is coming! Train Dreams uses the forest and its trees as a metaphor for change and we’re sold!
Bayaan TIFF Review: A Predictable, Yet Intriguing Story
Watching a movie like Bayaan from the outside, from a basic level of understanding what it is about, the circumstances it depicts, and the story it’s trying to tell, is very different than watching it with knowledge. The movie, although…
Forastera TIFF Review: Grief, Identity & Healing
Movies about grief can be complicated, but Forastera is not just about the pain, but about the healing that can come after it.
It Would Be Night in Caracas TIFF Review: A Haunting & Necessary Film
It Would Be Night in Caracas is a very iMmediate film that also manages to create truly compelling characters. Our review.
DISC TIFF Review: Wait, Is This a Love Story?
The short film DISC is… an unexpected love story. Read our review for the film written by Victoria Ratermanis and Blake Rice.
Steal Away TIFF Review: A Film Not Too Far From Our Reality
Two teenage girls, a debutante and a refugee, are plunged into a dangerous tug-of-war in an alternate universe that echoes the Deep South.
Nika & Madison TIFF Review: Friendship Beats Everything
Nika & Madison is a movie about two First Nations women, but above all it’s a movie about friendship. And everyone can relate to that.
Under the Same Sun TIFF Review: A Story You’ve Never Heard Before
Director Ulises Porra’s solo debut feature, Under the Same Sun (Bajo el mismo sol), is the kind of movie that hooks you from the get-go, mostly because you’ve never seen quite this story before. But originality isn’t the only thing…