A Thousand and One Review
A Thousand and One finds Teyana Taylor delivering a performance for the ages as a mother trying to give her son a better life in a changing New York.
Directed by Women
Director Lizzie Borden on Censorship, Community and the Movie She’s Kept in the Closet for Over 40 Years
"If you weren't scared, you would just be on a flat line." Emily Gagne talks with director Lizzie Borden ahead of Regrouping's long-overdue Canadian premiere.
Sundance 2023: Polite Society Review
Polite Society is an entertaining action comedy about one teen's attempt to stop her sister's impending wedding.
Please Baby Please Review: A Colourful Journey to Self-Discovery
Amanda Kramer’s Please Baby Please follows a couple whose individual desires are awakened after an encounter with a dangerous greaser gang.
Stay the Night Review
Stay the Night is a charming romance that sometimes it just takes one night for love to blossom.
TIFF 2022: It’s What Each Person Needs
Sophy Romvari's latest short film It's What Each Person Needs blends documentary and drama with its portrait of an online companion.
TIFF 2022: When Morning Comes Review
Kelly Fyffe-Marshall's debut feature is poetically beautiful and vibrant love letter to Jamaica and the sense of community it fosters.
Simple but Complicated: The Short Films of Sophy Romvari
Surveying the short films of Toronto's Sophy Romvari, from Norman Norman to Pumpkin Movie to Still Processing.
As They Made Us Review
Mayim Bialik shows plenty of promise as a director here as she offers up an honest examination of how the scars of the past shape the bonds of the present.
Sundance 2022: TikTok, Boom. Review
Sundance's TikTok, Boom. raises many pressing concerns about the power of TikTok and its lack of accountability.
Sundance 2022: Hatching Review
A wildly original and disturbing work, Hatching marks the arrival of Hanna Bergholm as a thrilling new voice in the horror genre.
Sundance 2022: Call Jane Review
Elizabeth Banks and Sigourney Weaver give excellent performances in Phyllis Nagy's reproductive rights drama Call Jane.
TIFF 2021: Becoming Cousteau Review
In Becoming Cousteau, director Liz Garbus ably demonstrates what made the Captain of the Calypso one of the 20th century’s most inspirational ecological voices.
TIFF 2021: Murina Review
In Murina, Croatian director Antoneta Alamat Kusijanović displays a maturity of style that is remarkable for a feature film debut.
TIFF 2021: Beba Review
A real standout in this year’s TIFF Docs section, Rebeca Huntt’s Beba is a film that defies categorization.
