TIFF Review: A Musical Apocalypse from Joshua Oppenheimer in ‘The End’
The end of the world may not look like the post-apocalyptic landscape science fiction stories have regularly predicted. Or it very well may, but those lucky […]
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TIFF Review: ‘Shell’ Has Fun with Body Horror Lite
Miracle treatments always come with a catch, and if signing up for one requires an NDA, it’s probably a good idea to read all the terms […]
TIFF Review: A Wild History of TV Comedy in ‘Saturday Night’
Almost fifty years after its first broadcast, Saturday Night Live remains a cultural institution, inviting audiences to experience ninety minutes of comedy sketches and musical performances […]
TIFF Review: ‘Queer’ Brings Something New Out of a Superb Daniel Craig
Films bring together a range of storytellers and artists, and while specific storylines are certainly relevant to a film’s quality and mass appeal, there are those […]
TIFF Review: ‘Babygirl’ Features a Superb Nicole Kidman in Its Examination of Power Dynamics
Power is a complicated thing. Those who have it often want to do whatever they can to hold on to it, which may include actions that […]
TIFF Review: ‘Unstoppable’ is a By-the-Book Film about an Athlete Who’s Anything But That
The best athletes don’t just have talent but a great story to motivate them and inspire others. That’s certainly true of Anthony Robles, who was born […]