TIFF

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  Don Coscarelli

  Don Coscarelli

  PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016

  It seems somehow appropriate that on the 25th anniversary of the king of rock and roll's death, the "true" story of what happened to Elvis...

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  P.T. Anderson

  P.T. Anderson

  PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016

  Director Paul Thomas Anderson scales down the ambitions of his early features (Boogie Nights, Magnolia) with this seemingly straightforward...

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  Larry Clark and Ed Lachman

  Larry Clark and Ed Lachman

  PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016

  Ken Park is to movies what tighty-whities are to underwear. It's unattractive, cheap and could possibly prevent you from ever having childr...

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  Lynne Ramsay

  Lynne Ramsay

  PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016

  Someone really ought to abduct Samantha Morton, shrink her down, and permanently adhere her to the celluloid of a Mike Leigh film. With her...

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  Unni Straume

  Unni Straume

  PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016

  There's a lot to admire about this film — the acting is strong, it has a beautiful design — but it's weighed down by a clunky script and me...

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  Hayao Miyazaki

  Hayao Miyazaki

  PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016

  Although Spirited Away doesn't have the same earnest quality of Princess Mononoke, Miyazaki has created another elaborate and haunting film...

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  Samantha Lang

  Samantha Lang

  PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016

  In The Idol, Leelee Sobieski delivers her entire performance (save a short sequence featuring a phone call) in French. And, even more stunn...

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  Jonas Akerland

  Jonas Akerland

  PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016

  "God bless you, Mickey Rourke!" Crystal methamphetamine. Speed-freaks. The cook. Bleached-out celluloid. Masturbating monkeys. Don't answer...