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Category: TIFF

TIFF 2018 Film Review: An Elephant Standing Still

At once intimate and worldly, political and personal, An Elephant Sitting Still tells with shades of Edward Yang an intimate drama of human persistence.

Jonathan Dick

TIFF 2018 Review: Un Ange

Koen Motier's latest is an atmospheric and ultimately disappointing film about two people from different worlds whose paths cross for one brief but unforgettable encounter.

Jonathan Dick

TIFF 2018 Review: Blind Spot

Blind Spot is a film you will not want to look away from.

Andrew Lewis

TIFF 2018 Review: Core of the World

Steady and subtle and shot so naturally, Meshchaninova’s Core of the World demonstrates a careful attention to the intricacies of human interaction.

Jonathan Dick

TIFF 2018 Review: Girls of the Sun

A basic war film which lacks the feminist drive it needs

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

TIFF 2018 Review: What They Had

A coming home tale that walks familiar territory with emotional swagger.

Andrew Hamilton

Les Salopes or the Naturally Wanton Pleasure of Skin

Interesting ideas dissolve into nothing in this shallow film

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

Erased,___Ascent of the Invisible

A painful look at trauma and loss

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

TIFF 2018 Review: Dogman

Macho & mediocre

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

TIFF 2018 Review: The Grizzlies

Lacrosse saves lives in this conventional Canadian bore

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

TIFF 2018 Review: Through Black Spruce

Dani Saad

TIFF 2018 Review: Endzeit

Eco-zombie horror

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

TIFF 2018 Review: Freedom Fields

Dani Saad

TIFF 2018: 3 Great Canadian Shorts

The shorts from TIFF that you don't want to miss.

Andrew Lewis

TIFF 2018 Review: Jirga

Jirga feels like a missed opportunity

Dani Saad

TIFF 2018 Review: Destroyer

Destroyer builds up the illusion of something more, but never delivers on that promise.

Andrew Hamilton

TIFF 2018 Review: Let Me Fall

This TIFF movie is one to watch.

Andrew Lewis

TIFF 2018 Review: Stupid Young Heart

Dani Saad

TIFF 2018 Review: Cold War

Shot in an aching black-and-white, and punctuated every so often with still black pauses, Cold War is a mesmerizing exploration of love and disappointment, of persistence and giving-up.

Jonathan Dick

TIFF 2018 Review: Shoplifters

Family is at the core of Koreeda's beautiful, and emotionally stirring drama.

Andrew Hamilton

Review: Mom and Dad

Mom and Dad is that gift you don’t recognize you need or even want until you get it.

Jonathan Dick

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