TIFF Review: Brad’s Status
A father experiences a mid-life crisis as his son goes about applying and touring different universities. When reflecting upon and...
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TIFF Review: Hostiles – “Gorgeous”
A U.S. Calvary Captain on the verge of retiring escorts a Cheyenne Chief and his family back to Montana. After her husband and children...
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TIFF Review: The Wife -“Excellent “
When I exited the premiere of The Wife, I heard, more than once, the utterance from women in the crowd, “I could relate to that...
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TIFF Review: Paul Schrader’s First Reformed
The suicide of a parishioner causes a church minister to question the religious institution that he represents. A young pregnant woman...
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TIFF Review: Kings -“It feels as if too much was taken out”
Though the film Kings has been in production obviously much longer, perhaps in the wake of the recent happenings in Charlottesville its...
Read MoreTIFF Review: Darkest Hour
Winston Churchill becomes the British prime minister as Nazi Germany is conquering Europe. The inability to deal with the Adolf Hitler...
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TIFF Review: Downsizing
In an effort to solve economic and environmental issues a man shrinks himself to 1/5 of his size with mixed results. A scientific...
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Review: The Glass Castle
Biopics don’t always make it to screen, especially if producers consider a plot to be far-fetched. But now that...
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Review: Centre Of My World
Joining the overpopulated club of coming of age queer films, German drama Centre Of My World (Die Mitte Der Welt) finds a way to stand out...
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TIFF Review: Downsizing – “Big on potential”
With the current environmental disasters making their way through the United States, never has climate change and the way we treat our...
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