Toronto Film
Christopher Beaulieu details how he crafted his accomplished, patient semi-autobiographical feature debut Otium .
100 Sunset Review: TIFF 2025
Kunsang Kyirong 100 Sunsent gives an authentic portrait of Toronto's Tibetan-Canadian community.
Interview: Endless Cookie’s Pete Scriver and Seth Scriver
That Shelf's Vanya Garraway talks to brothers Pete and Seth Scriver about their innovative, award-winning doc Endless Cookie . The film is available to stream starting today!
Endless Cookie Review
How do you make something funny, beautiful, spiritual, political, complex, simple, and true? Witness Endless Cookie.
I Don’t Know Who You Are Review: Queer Toronto Real and Raw
Mark Clennon's extraordinary performance drives every frame of M.H. Murrary's tense feature debut I Don't Know Who You Are .
Simple but Complicated: The Short Films of Sophy Romvari
Surveying the short films of Toronto's Sophy Romvari, from Norman Norman to Pumpkin Movie to Still Processing .
Lavazza Drive-In Returns with Luca and Sunny Vibes
Jury leader Sergio Navarretta discusses this year's festival.
TIFF Announces Hybrid In-Theatre/Virtual Fest for 2020
Bust out your fancy masks for a hybrid in-person and vitrual fest.
10 Upcoming Film Adaptations to Read While Social Distancing
Here are ten 2020 film adaptations to read during social distancing before the movie theatres re-open.
‘Anne at 13,000 ft’ Trailer: A giant leap for Toronto film
First look at Anne at 13,000 starring Deragh Campbell and directed by Kazik Radwanski.
Lie Exposed Review: sex, lies, and tintype
Schitt's Creek director Jerry Ciccoritti tackles the pros and cons of dirty pictures in Lie Exposed, which could have learned a thing or two from Moira Rose and her nudes.
Space & Time Review: Maplecore Millennial Angst
Toronto plays itself in indie break-up drama with relatable Millennial angst, sans avocado toast.
The Resurrection of Tony Gitone Review
The truly awful, locally made ensemble film The Resurrection of Tony Gitone is unwatchable in every sense of the word.