Saint Frances Review
Alex Thompson & Kelly O'Sullivan's film tackles familiar issues in a refreshingly original way, while invoking a lighthearted but compassionate vision of hope & healing.
A Rainy Day in New York Review: Knobby Allen
The only surprise of A Rainy Day in New York is Woody Allen’s apparent uninterest in young people.
Mogul Mowgli Review: Riz Ahmed’s Banner Year Continues
Riz Ahmed stars in a vibrant and complex exploration of identity.
Hillbilly Elegy Review: Toothless Melodrama Fails to Live Up to Its Elegiac Title
Based on J.D. Vance's memoir by the same name, Ron Howard's 'Hillbilly Elegy' stars Glenn Close and Amy Adams.
Cup of Cheer Review: Deck the Halls With Parody
Every year for nearly a decade it has felt like we are approaching the limit of Holiday cheer saturation. But then, just as the calendar turns a corner from October to November, we can see on the horizon that there are still some untread corners of humanity left to douse in merriment and spiced wine. […]
The Crown Season Four Review: The Iron Lady and England’s Rose
Margaret Thatcher and Princess Diana join Netflix's hit series.
The Life Ahead Review: Loren’s Timeless Grace
Loren gives a performance of great maturity, depth, wisdom, and grace.
The Cuban Review: A Sweetly Familiar Tune
Music provides the spice of life in Sergio Navarretta's drama starring Louis Gossett, Jr.
His House Review: A Bold, Provocative Feature-Length Debut
Remi Weekes' horror-drama His House is a bold, provocative look at the plight of refugees through a supernatural lens.
Let Him Go Review: Mother Knows Best
Diane Lane, Lesley Manville, and Kevin Costner star in an unexpectedly matronly western.
Monkey Beach Review: More Like Monkey Trouble
Every year has one film that is painful to review, and for 2020, it’s Monkey Beach.
TJFF 2020: When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit Review
Caroline Link's latest film is intelligent cinema for all ages.
Come Play Review: No One Wants To Play With Larry
Creepy kids in a horror movie are a given but sometimes they’re just not creepy enough and neither are the monsters that lurk in the shadows.
Lovecraft Country Season 1 Review: The Terror of American Life
Series reflects the ongoing struggles of representation in film and television.
The Witches Review: Dahl Redo Is Campy Dessert
Anne Hathaway gets campy in update of Roald Dahl classic.
