TIFF

'Emilia Pérez' Wows with Fresh, Vibrant Performances
Directed by Jacques Audiard
PUBLISHED Nov 1, 2024
Musical crime comedy 'Emilia Pérez' began to make waves after the film won the Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival, and its female...
Bruce Springsteen's 'Road Diary' Introduces the Concept of Concerts
Directed by Thom Zimny
PUBLISHED Oct 23, 2024
Before the screening of Bruce Springsteen's 'Road Diary' documentary, a TIFF programmer came out to introduce the film and made an off-hand...
A Budding Cinematic Talent Sprouts in 'Seeds'
Directed by Kaniehtiio Horn
PUBLISHED Oct 22, 2024
Many of us learned about colonialism in school, but 'Seeds' reminds viewers that Canadian colonialism isn't simply a thing of the past...
'Conclave' Takes a Modern Look at a Middle Age Practice
Directed by Edward Berger
PUBLISHED Oct 21, 2024
The idea of the papal conclave began in the late 1200s following Pope Gregory X's decree in an attempt to shield the process of selecting a...
'Rumours' Brings a Uniquely Canadian Sensibility to Political Satire
Directed by Guy Maddin, Evan Johnson, Galen Johnson
PUBLISHED Oct 18, 2024
Canadian humour exists on a unique plane from the rest of the world. It's a type of comedy that's hard to describe — not quite British, not...
'We Live in Time' Offers a 365-Degree Look at Love
Directed by John Crowley
PUBLISHED Oct 18, 2024
Often, love stories caught on film present an account of either the beginning of a relationship (concluding with a loving embrace and the...
Pharrell Williams's LEGO Doc 'Piece by Piece' Is Phun for the Whole Phamily
Directed by Morgan Neville
PUBLISHED Oct 11, 2024
For a guy who has produced entire albums of grimy coke raps and was in that gross "Blurred Lines" video, Pharrell Williams has maintained a...
'Woman of the Hour' Can't Avoid the Usual True Crime Playbook
Directed by Anna Kendrick
PUBLISHED Oct 11, 2024
The world already has more than enough entertainment about serial killers, but 'Woman of the Hour' at least tries to do something different...