Unabomber Review: Unraveling the Mind of Young Ted Kaczynski
Unabomber depicts a young Ted Kaczynski bullied and traumatized by a disturbed professor and classmates after early admittance to Harvard.
drama
Heart of the Beast Review: Beautiful Country, Heavy Hand
Beautiful country, heavy hand. Brad Pitt and one very good dog brave Alaska in Heart of the Beast , a survival drama that is loveliest when it stops pushing.
Le Faux Soir Review: TIFF 2026
Le Faux Soir recounts a group of Belgians' efforts to undermine the Nazis by briefly replacing a propaganda newspaper.
Magazine Review: TIFF 2026
Magazine chronicles an inexperienced young poet's introduction to the New York literary scene and a misguided romance.
How We Stand Review: TIFF 2026
How We Stand uses the stories of three sisters to expose historical injustices against Indigenous peoples in the United States.
We Are All Strangers Review: TIFF 2026
While We Are All Strangers documents a rapidly changing Singapore, Anthony Chen relies too heavily on despair, leaving the film less fulfilling.
Fjord Review: TIFF 2026
Cristian Mungiu's script is able to ride the line between cultural extremes and lands at a basic lesson on humanism
Hombre al agua Review: TIFF 2026
A Cuban lifeguard marries into wealth and chaos in Gael GarcÃa Bernal's funny, overstuffed TIFF dramedy
Christopher Beaulieu Talks Imagining Toronto on Film in Otium
Christopher Beaulieu details how he crafted his accomplished, patient semi-autobiographical feature debut Otium .
Late Fame Review: Willem Dafoe Anchors a Tender Comeback Tale
Willem Dafoe is superb as a forgotten poet swept up by young admirers in Kent Jones' wry, tender Late Fame .
Interview: Bryce Hodgson on Thanks to the Hard Work of the Elephants
Director Bryce Hodgson talks with That Shelf about his debut feature, Thanks to the Hard Work of the Elephants , ahead of its Future of Film Showcase premiere.
I Want Your Sex Review: Where Has the Horniness Gone?
Gregg Araki is asking pertinent questions about why Gen Z doesn't want to talk about (or have) sex. But does his latest film give us any answers?
Sheep in the Box Review
Can having a robotic version of your child bring you healing and inner peace? Hirokazu Kore-eda attempts to answer that question in Sheep in the Box .
Remembering Sam Neill (1947-2026)
Sam Neill, beloved for Jurassic Park , The Piano and Peaky Blinders , has died at 78. We look back at a remarkable, wide-ranging career.
Rose of Nevada Review: A Hallucinatory, Time-Bending Mind-Trip
Cornish filmmaker Mark Jenkin returns with Rose of Nevada , a hallucinatory, time-bending mind-trip.
