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With Masc, Bertil Nilsson and Joshua Griffin create an enigmatic and evocative exploration of identity politics that refuses to fit within a box.
Club Kid Review: TIFF 2026
Club Kid kicks off like a cocaine-infused glitter bomb before transforming into a tender story about sacrifice, growing up, and finding your calling.
Tenzing Review: TIFF 2026
Jennifer Peedom's biopic is a fitting, long-overdue tribute to an icon, with charismatic performances from Genden Phuntsok and Tom Hiddleston.
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.
Julián Review: TIFF 2026
Cartoon Saloon's Julián is an emotionally resonant coming-of-age tale combining elements of Steven Universe and Do the Right Thing.
Half Review: TIFF 2026
Dark, twisted, and bloodier than a slaughterhouse, director Samjad's vampire-western Half goes straight for the jugular.
Run Terry Run Review: TIFF 2026
Sean Menard’s Run Terry Run gives Terry Fox a chance to tell his own story, offering a fresh and intimate look at the man behind one of Canada’s most enduring legacies.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney Review: TIFF 2026
Matthew Rankin destroys any previous classification of national identity in his latest hallucinatory remix documentary, Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian a Mulroney.
Up Against It Review: TIFF 2026
Antonio Banderas, Eva Birthistle, Úrsula Corberó, and Arinzé Kene star in Up Against It a rom-com stuck fighting against an absolutely absurd premise.
Resident Evil Review: A Near Perfect Match Between Franchise and Filmmaker
Zach Cregger's take delivers gloriously gory, gruesome, gnarly fun for the whole family.
Marie Madeleine Review: TIFF 2026
Marie Madeleine is a vibrant look at friendship and the hypocrisies found within organized religion.
The Weight Review: Ethan Hawke Shines Again
If you’ve been following Ethan Hawke recently, you won’t be surprised that his performance stands out in The Weight.
Neverman Review: TIFF 2026
Justin Vivian Bond makes the most of her first lead film role in Neverman as a trans woman holding onto her sense of self as she experiences Alzheimer's.
Interview: You Had to Be There’s Nick Davis, Jane Mendelsohn, and Paul Shaffer
That Shelf interviews Nick Davis, Jane Mendelsohn, and Paul Shaffer about You Had To Be There, the documentary about the legendary Toronto Godspell.
La Bola Negra Review: TIFF 2026
La Bola Negra is a sweeping epic pays tribute to lost lives and loves by connecting the stories of gay men across generations.