In The Betrayers , Baruch (Michael Baronov) confronts betrayal in its many forms, as choices in the past and present send repercussions through the lives of those around him. Toronto's David Bezmozgis adapts and directs his own 2014 literary prize-winning novel into a slow-burning drama, premiering at TIFF.
Denis Côté's latest genre hopping film, Nobody's Violence , follows a woman who is in the business of death.
Volcanic rumblings and volatile emotions complicate a trip between friends in Idda
Tony Vahl's Krux is a haunting, deeply affecting portrait of an isolated German village in the final days of World War II.
Paul Greengrass's The Uprising is content to ride the coattails of modern political discourse but doesn't engage with the context meaningfully.
Martin McDonagh returns to familiar themes and formulas in his latest, Wild Horse Nine , featuring a tour-de-force performance by John Malkovich.
How We Stand uses the stories of three sisters to expose historical injustices against Indigenous peoples in the United States.
Ryûsuke Hamaguchi's All of a Sudden is a moving film that ranks among the year's best.
Nyla Innuksuk's In the Heart of the South offers a wicked commentary about making art in a scene that exploits trauma as currency.
Arthur Harari's The Unknown is an existential head-spinner, both intriguing and uneven.
South Korean alien-invasion thriller, Hope , delivers...right up until it doesn't.
While We Are All Strangers documents a rapidly changing Singapore, Anthony Chen relies too heavily on despair, leaving the film less fulfilling.
A Cuban lifeguard marries into wealth and chaos in Gael GarcÃa Bernal's funny, overstuffed TIFF dramedy
A teenage prank turns into a real-life bank robbery in Toy Gun Bandit , a riotous, fast-paced Quebec coming-of-age film at TIFF 2026
From the horror of trench warfare to the comfort of a concave chest, Coward is another heartbreaker from Lukas Dhont.
