TIFF Review: Sew the Winter to My Skin – “Fearless visual storytelling”
Because of stealing livestock and giving to the poor John Kepe was hunted by white farmer colonists in South Africa during the 1950s. A...
Read MoreTIFF Review: The Factory
When a factory is shutdown a group of former workers decide to kidnap and demand a ransom for the owner. A disfigured military veteran...
Read MoreTIFF Review: Emu Runner
A 9-year old Aboriginal girl grieving the loss of her mother forms a spiritual bond with the fast running emu. Gem (Rhae-Kye Waites) runs...
Read MoreTIFF Review: Blind Spot
A suicide attempt by a teenage girl shocks her parents. Two female high school students and handball teammates walk and talk together...
Read MoreTIFF Review: Phoenix
A high school student looks after her brother and mentally ill mother; things seem to be looking better for them with a pending visit from...
Read MoreTIFF Review: Tito and the Birds
Like his father before him, a young boy believes that understanding bird songs is the key for curing the world from an epidemic of fear. A...
Read MoreAnniversary, Discovery, Rising Stars & Line-up Finalized at TIFF 2018
While Crazy Rich Asians enjoys box office success, the 43rd Toronto International Film Festival will mark the 25th anniversary of The Joy...
Read MoreMore Galas and Special Presentations at TIFF 2018
Unlike the Cannes Film Festival which made Netflix persona non grata, Toronto International Film Festival has decided open the 43rd...
Read MoreMidnight Madness, Documentaries & Short Films at TIFF 2018
Two Hollywood franchises getting reimaged by Shane Black and David Gordon Green will screen as part of the Midnight Madness programme at...
Read MoreContenders for Platform Prize at TIFF 2018
Following in the footsteps of previous Platform Prize winners Alan Zweig (Hurt), Pablo Larraín (Jackie) and Warwick Thornton (Sweet...
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