TIFF 2016: Mimosas Review
Mimosas TIFF 2016 Review.
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TIFF 2016: The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Mäki Review
The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Mäki TIFF 2016 Review.
TIFF 2016: Manchester By The Sea Review
Manchester By The Sea TIFF 2016 Review.
TIFF 2016: 3-Way (Not Calling) Review
3-Way (Not Calling) TIFF 2016 Review.
TIFF 2016: This Deaf-Blind Critic Wants to Review 46 Movies
Michael McNeely is a Film and Accessibility Critic who will be hitting the Toronto International Film Festival hard this year and giving us his exclusive reviews.
An Open Letter to TIFF
Film and Accessibility Critic Michael McNeely's open letter to Piers Handling and the Toronto International Film Festival regarding the ways in which they can improve their festival experience for people with disabilities.
Closet Monster Review
Despite flights of fancy, Stephen Dunn's coming out tale Closet Monster proceeds in fairly archetypal ways, but the film's ambition and strong leading actor make the film one to take a chance on.
High-Rise Review
A self-contained, ultra-modern apartment building slowly descends into complete anarchy in High-Rise , an utterly bonkers adaptation that's certainly not for everyone, but is it for anyone?
Jacques Audiard Talks His Genre-Defying Dheepan
A year after his Palme d'Or win at Cannes, Jacques Audiard talks to us about what the genre-bending Dheepan meant to him.
Inside the TIFF Kids digiPlaySpace
That Shelf's Chris Demelo takes a look at some of the amazing offerings at this year's installation.
Mountains May Depart Review
Does Mountains May Depart live up to Jia Zhangke's previous film A Touch of Sin ?
Where To Invade Next Review
Michael Moore's latest doc Where To Invade Next is a light, comedic hodgepodge of ideas that probably would have worked better as a TV series.
Oscar Nominated Writer/ Director Tom McCarthy Talks Spotlight
This morning Tom McCarthy received Academy Award nominations for writing and directing the stellar Spotlight . We spoke with him about bringing this true story of the Boston Globe journalists who exposed the Catholic Church to the screen.
From Critic to Filmmaker: Brian D. Johnson on Al Purdy Was Here
Our in-depth conversation with film journalist turned director Brian D. Johnson, who highlights the life and work of Canadian poet Al Purdy with his new documentary Al Purdy Was Here .
Al Purdy Was Here Review
Toronto film critic Brian D. Johnson directs this documentary an often misunderstood Canadian poet, Al Purdy Was Here goes beyond a basic biography.
