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What Lies Between Us: TIFF 2026

TIFF 2026: Back-Half Best Bets

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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

Sunburn Review: TIFF 2026

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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.
Elsinore Andrew Scott TIFF 2026

Elsinore Review: TIFF 2026

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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

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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.
A young Irishman with brown hair and brown eyes is pictured from the waist up, leaning against a bar and looking towards screen left at someone outside the frame. He has orange headphones and a cigarette tucked under his ear.

Ancestors Review: TIFF 2026

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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

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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.
The Betrayers: TIFF 2026 review

The Betrayers Review: TIFF 2026

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In The Betrayers , Baruch (Michael Baronov) confronts betrayal in its many forms, as choices in the past and present send repercussions through the lives of those around him. Toronto's David Bezmozgis adapts and directs his own 2014 literary prize-winning novel into a slow-burning drama, premiering at TIFF.