Talking We Live In Time and the film’s emotional intelligence, heart, wit, and chemistry with star Andrew Garfield and director John Crowley.
Toronto International Film Festival
Director and co-writer Jason Reitman on how the idea for Saturday Night came to be, Lorne Michael’s blessing, and the characters.
Reviews of nine films from TIFF, including The Piano Lesson, The Wild Robot, Saturday Night, Conclave, Presence, Seeds, and Anora.
Basic, but solidly constructed and thoughtful, Seeds, the directorial debut of writer-star Kaniehtiio Horn, balances horror, comedy, and social commentary with a deft hand.
Another edgy, engaging, and gorgeously cinematic entry into the growing list of films about people who’ve made a name for themselves in physically demanding and inherently dangerous professions, documentarians Marah …
Anora is the kind of fully realized comedy and drama that captures some of life’s most complex emotional responses with good humour, tragic consequences, and fine detail.
Guy Maddin, Evan Johnson, and Galen Johnson’s Rumours is creative, but also pushing the limits of how far a single joke can be taken.
An eye opening and deeply personal look at repression and struggling to follow one’s dreams, Leila Amini’s touching and genuinely inspirational documentary A Sisters’ Tale offers insight into what it’s …
Coralie Fargeat’s gnarly, stomach churning, and expertly constructed body horror satire The Substance asks a lot of the viewer, but gives back plenty of food for thought.
The Toronto International Film Festival is days away, and this year’s lineup will feature Canadian, North American, and world premieres for 278 films.