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TIFF 2023: His Three Daughters Review

by Ethan Dayton | September 20, 2023

His Three Daughters proves that all you need to create something unforgettable is a grounded story that touches people and incredible talent to bring it to life.

TIFF 2023: Quiz Lady Review

by Rachel West | September 20, 2023

Can you call it a comedy if there isn’t a single laugh?

Peter Sarsgaard and Jessica Chastain star in Michel Franco's quietly subdued character study, Memory. One of the highlights of TIFF and featuring dynamite performances from two veteran actors, Memory is a compassionate tale of two broken people longing for connection and stability.

Sebastián Silva on Rotting in the Sun and the Joy of Dicks

by Pat Mullen | September 19, 2023

An interview with Rotting in the Sun director/star Sebastián Silva about his zany NSFW farce and working with Jordan Firstman and Catalina Saavedra.

TIFF 2023: Next Goal Wins Review

by Victor Stiff | September 19, 2023

Next Goal Wins is a heart-warming crowd-pleaser brimming with Taika Waititi’s signature style and wit.

TIFF 2023: Frybread Face and Me Review

by Victor Stiff | September 19, 2023

Billy Luther’s exceptional coming-of-age film Frybread Face and Me captures the beauty of self-discovery.

TIFF 2023: The Boy and the Heron Review

by Victor Stiff | September 19, 2023

Hayao Miyazaki’s The Boy and the Heron tells a visually stunning tale of love, imagination, and learning to let go.

Metro Morning: Jason Gorber on TIFF 2023’s Best & Worst

by Jason Gorber | September 18, 2023

Our Chief Film Critic Jason Gorber dropped into CBC's Metro Morning twice during the festival to outline what impressed (and what didn't) at TIFF 2023.

TIFF 2023: Swan Song Review

by Larry Fried | September 18, 2023

Karen Kain’s unconventional production gets an all-too-conventional documentary.

TIFF 2023: Uproar Review

by Victor Stiff | September 17, 2023

Uproar is a laugh-out-loud-funny drama that delves into complicated themes of allyship, the culture wars, and racial identity.

TIFF 2023: Hit Man Review

by Courtney Small | September 17, 2023

Richard Linklater's Hit Man loosely tells the real-life story of Gary Johnson, a professor who pretended to be a hit man for undercover police stings.