You Had To Be There Review
Nick Davis’ You Had To Be There is a warm, funny, and poignant look back at Toronto’s 1972 Godspell production, the unlikely launchpad for a generation of comedy legends.
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The Salt Path Review: Finding Stillness On An Uncertain Journey
It may not provide every answer, but Marianne Elliott's The Salt Path ultimately finds meaning in continuing to walk.
Nimrods Review: Welcome to Paradise, Population Three
Nimrods follows the coming-of-age misadventures of a punk band set to a familiar soundtrack featuring the film’s inspiration, Green Day.
Steal Away Review
Clement Virgo's haunting and surreal thriller Steal Away cements him as one of Canada's most dynamic talents.
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.
I Swear Review
Kirk Jones brings John Davidson’s remarkable true story to life with warmth, humour, and heart. Powered by Robert Aramayo’s moving performance, it’s an inspiring crowd-pleaser at TIFF 2025.
Sirât Review
It is easy to see why Oliver Laxe’s Sirât took home the Cannes Competition Jury Prize. Breathtaking, gut-wrenching, and visceral, it’s one of the best choices you could make at TIFF.
Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie Review
Matt Johnson's Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie is both a love letter to Toronto and one of the year's funniest films.
Arco Review: A Dazzling Exploration of Adolescence
Ugo Bienvenu's Arco is a dazzling cinematic odyssey of adolescence during hardship, told through the eyes of a time-travelling 10-year-old boy.
Honey Bunch Trailer: All is Not What It Seems
Canadian filmmaking team Madeleine Sims-Fewer and Dusty Mancinelli pile on the eerie atmosphere in their sophomore film, Honey Bunch. Catch the new trailer before it hits theatres this Friday!
The Choral Review
At a time when our own world seems harsh and ugly, Nicholas Hytner's The Choral gives us space to reflect on how music can connect us.
No Other Choice Review
Park Chan-wook's stylish black comedy No Other Choice sees a desperate man turns his job hunt into the Hunger Games.
Cover-Up Review: A Flawed but Fascinating Portrait of Seymour Hersh
While Cover-Up doesn't paint a complete portrait of Seymour Hersh's psyche and investigative process, it is still a fascinating look into the life of one of the most famous investigative journalists of our time.
Dust Bunny Review
Dust Bunny is a wildly colourful, darkly funny, and heartwarming horror-fairy tale that cements Bryan Fuller’s feature debut as a cult-worthy triumph.
The Wake Up Dead Man Team on Whodunits and Knives Out All Stars
Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery director Rian Johnson and stars Daniel Craig, Glenn Close, Mila Kunis, Andrew Scott, and Kerry Washington on Benoit Blanc's new case.
