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Category: TIFF

TIFF Next Wave 2018 Review: Axolotl Overkill

A flawed, but fascinating look at youthful femininity.

Joshua Howe

The Poetry of Apocalypse: The Films of Andrei Tarkovsky

The first Toronto retrospective in 15 years comes to the Lightbox

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

TIFF 2017 Celebrity Gallery Highlights

Scene Creek

TIFF 2017 Review: Black Cop

Ronnie Rowe Jr. breaks-out as BLACK COP.

Matt Hoffman

TIFF 2017 Review: Kissing Candice

A heavy and apocalyptic story of teenagerdom.

Joshua Howe

Review: The Carter Effect

Dani Saad

TIFF 2017 Review: Mademoiselle Paradis

A historical biopic focused on images over drama

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

Review: Valley of Shadows

A sparse, slow horror film lacking in scares

C.J. Prince

Review: High Fantasy

Fresh and articulate but thinly constructed

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

Review: Breathe

A heartwarming tale of human perseverance

Joshua Howe

Review: Our People Will Be Healed

A straightforward depiction of de-colonization

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

Review: Disappearance

A feebly existential family drama

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

Review: Killing Jesus

A searing lead performance highlights this tale of revenge

Kirk Haviland

TIFF 2017 Review: Submergence

Simone Meier

TIFF 2017 Review: The Breadwinner

An honest and colourful look at femininity in Afghanistan

Joshua Howe

Review: Hochelaga, Land of Souls

Feel-good Canadian propaganda is a hard sell

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

Review: Brad's Status

Proving that self-awareness does not negate irritation

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

Review: Mary Shelley

A very typical, but enjoyable, historical biopic

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

TIFF 2017 Review: Thelma

Simone Meier

Review: The Ritual

Strong lead performance elevates familiar material

Kirk Haviland

Review: Happy End

While twisted and funny, Haneke has delivered these same themes better elsewhere.

Simone Meier

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