Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF)
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TIFF 2024: Seven Days (by Ali Samadi Ahadi) | Review
Revolutionary Mohammad Rasoulof writes a stunning survival drama about a courageous woman facing a tough choice between family and social…
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TIFF 2024: Living Together (by Halima Elkhatabi) | Review
"Living Together" chronicles the current concerns of individuals searching for both a place in a shared living situation and, more…
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TIFF 2024: Boong (by Lakshmipriya Devi) | Review
TIFF’s Next Wave Selects Boong arrives with an earnest bang! Director Lakshmipriya Devi's debut offers a heartfelt perspective on acceptance…
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TIFF 2024: The Wolves Always Come at Night (by Gabrielle Brady) | Review
Gabrielle Brady’s The Wolves Always Come at Night is one of TIFF’s finest films this year, showcasing the serene beauty…
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TIFF 2024: U Are the Universe (by Pavlo Ostrikov) | Review
Pavlo Ostrikov’s galactic Romeo and Juliet tale, which takes love beyond Earth's orbit, gracefully sparks with gravity in this year’s…
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TIFF 2024: The Mother and the Bear (by Johnny Ma) | Review
Johnny Ma’s "The Mother and the Bear" is a celebration of cultures and an analysis of self-discovery, joined by a…
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TIFF 2024: Tata (by Lina Vdovîi & Radu Ciorniciuc) | Review
In the intimate setting of a Moldovan family, "Tata," co-directed by Lina Vdovîi and Radu Ciorniciuc, exposes the cycle of…
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TIFF 2024: They Will Be Dust (by Carlos Marques-Marcet) | Review
TIFF selection "They Will Be Dust" celebrates the symphonies of death in an arthouse musical, with a hyperbolic emphasis on…
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TIFF 2024: Shook (by Amar Wala) | Review
"While the mind may be muddled, one's heart must be in its proper place," proclaims director Amar Wala through his…
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TIFF 2024: Gülizar (by Belkıs Bayrak) | Review
Ecem Uzun outshines as a bride in catharsis of assault and trauma who’s trapped in a claustrophobic stretch in Belkis…
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