TIFF

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  Deepwater Horizon

  Directed by Peter Berg

  PUBLISHED Sep 28, 2016

  Before its highly publicized explosion, the BP-leased oil-drilling rig Deepwater Horizon was heralded as the leading exemplar of rig safety...

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  Two Lovers and a Bear

  Directed by Kim Nguyen

  PUBLISHED Sep 23, 2016

  This review was originally published during TIFF Two Lovers and a Bear does not disappoint in delivering on its title. The fifth feature f...

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  The Magnificent Seven

  Directed by Antoine Fuqua

  PUBLISHED Sep 16, 2016

  Reboots get a bad rap, and for good reason: for the most part, they're unimaginative vehicles designed to milk more money out of titles fil...

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  Burn Your Maps

  Directed by Jordan Roberts

  PUBLISHED Sep 16, 2016

  Surprisingly, Burn Your Maps — a movie starring Canadian child star Jacob Tremblay as a boy who thinks he's a Mongolian goat herder — is on...

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  Gimme Danger

  Directed by Jim Jarmusch

  PUBLISHED Sep 15, 2016

  For over half a century, Iggy Pop has been an incomparable performer, his raw, unbridled power — both onstage and in the studio — gaining h...

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  The Birth of a Nation

  Directed by Nate Parker

  PUBLISHED Sep 15, 2016

  Nate Parker's writer/director/starring turn triple-threat The Birth of a Nation turned heads at Sundance with its provocative subject matte...

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  Blair Witch

  Directed by Adam Wingard

  PUBLISHED Sep 15, 2016

  Is Adam Wingard the best genre filmmaker working today? Blair Witch makes a compelling argument in his favour, after back-to-back audience...

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  Nocturnal Animals

  Directed by Tom Ford

  PUBLISHED Sep 15, 2016

  Celebrity worship is not a problem exclusive to filmmaking, but it's certainly something that has popped up frequently of late. In addition...