TIFF 2025 Review: Whitetail – “Remarkably beautiful.”
Grief is processed differently for everybody. For Jen (Natasha O’Keeffe), she has spent her adult life as a park ranger, protecting...
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TIFF 2025 Review: Sk+te’kmujue’katik (At the Place of Ghosts) – “the visual effects elevate the otherworldliness.”
Two Mi’kmaw brothers must properly bury a past traumatic in order for them to have a future. An encounter with a hooded grim reaper made...
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TIFF 2025 Review: Steve -“an interesting mix of cinéma vérité documentary style shooting with a hallucinatory drug and alcohol infused imagery.”
The head teacher at a reform school must contend with his own personal demons and public apathy while trying to bring some inner peace and...
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TIFF 2025 Review: The Wizard of the Kremlin
Speaking with an American journalist, Vadim Baranov looks back on his life and how he became a spin doctor and advisor to Vladmir Putin....
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TIFF 2025 Review: A Private Life – “The uncertainty of it all overrides what could have been a fun little murder mystery.”
“Psycho killer, qu’est-ce que c’est?” asks the Talking Heads in the opening music of A Private Life. What is...
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TIFF 2025 Review: Sentimental Value – “Feels acutely authentic.”
At the centre of director Joachim Trier’s latest feature is a house. It features red gingerbread trim and a unique outline, having...
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TIFF 2025 Review: The Choral – “There is a profoundness and uniqueness to the visuals.”
In the midst of World War I, a controversy ensues as the new chorus master chosen by the Choral Society in Ramsden, Yorkshire admires how...
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TIFF 2025 Review: Little Lorraine – “has an in-the-moment feel to it.”
A coal mine is shutdown after an explosion and a miner is presented with a proposal from his estranged uncle to work on his lobster boat...
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TIFF 2025 Review: Nouvelle Vague – “the goal is to celebrate the joy of making movies”
After spending time as a film critic, Jean-Luc Godard decides to make his feature film directorial debut Breathless in the most...
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TIFF 2025 Review: Little Amélie or the Character of Rain – “provocative, rambunctious, and personal”
A Belgian girl living in Japan with her family discovers a world of wonder and grief which she will never forget. Viewing herself as a...
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