TIFF 2026

River review: TIFF 2026

River cleverly uses the slasher subgenre to explore a strained sibling bond tested by a masked serial killer.

Magazine Review: TIFF 2026

Magazine chronicles an inexperienced young poet’s introduction to the New York literary scene and a misguided romance.

TIFF 2026: Back-Half Best Bets

From hidden gems and star-studded premieres to international favourites and homegrown cinema picks, these are the films worth making time for before the curtain closes on TIFF 2026.

Sunburn Review: TIFF 2026

An endlessly charming and very playful debut, Sunburn is one of the year’s pleasant surprises. A film that you will enjoy spending the day hanging out with.

Faith Review: TIFF 2026

Erin Doherty gives a masterful performance as a woman torn apart by grief in the British drama Faith, a film that squanders its actors in favour of a religious quasi-horror swerve.

Elsinore Review: TIFF 2026

With a career-best performance from Andrew Scott, Elsinore pays tribute to a singular performer's drive and bravery, while celebrating the important connection between art and community.

The Debut Review: TIFF 2026

Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti offer a fearless acting duo in The Debut Jesse Eisenberg's darkly funny look at what it means to push your limits as an actor.

Paradise Lost Review: TIFF 2026

Paradise Lost struggles to turn its intriguing thriller sci-fi-tinged premise into a genuinely moving story about grief, loss, and letting go.

Ancestors Review: TIFF 2026

Ancestors offers an elegiac tribute to a generation of lost boys with its All of Us Strangers-y ghost story. #TIFF26

Love of Your Life: TIFF 2026 Review

Margaret Qualley delivers a standout performance in Love of Your Life, while Rachel Morrison turns a deceptively simple romance into a thoughtful exploration of grief, guilt and love.