Montreal, My Beautiful Review: Joan Chen Gives a Career-Best Performance
Joan Chen dazzles in Montreal, My Beautiful, a moving tale of love, awakening, and finding yourself at any age.
Windsor International Film Festival
Pillion Review: Meet Me in the Projection Booth, Daddy!
Alexander Skarsgard and Harry Melling star in Pillion, the insanely hot and surprisingly sweet sub/dom biker romance from Harry Lighton.
Nechako: It Will Be a Big River Again Review: WIFF 2025
Nechako: It Will Be a Big River Again weaves personal stories, environmental justice, and cultural resilience into a compelling portrait of a river and the communities fighting to save it.
There Are No Words Review: WIFF 2025
Min Sook Lee’s There Are No Words is a deeply personal documentary exploring her mother’s death, family secrets, and the search for truth. Through intimate interviews, archival footage, and reflective visuals, the film examines grief, memory, and cultural identity.
Honeyjoon Review: WIFF 2025
Two women, each experiencing grief and life in their own way, come together in the mother-daughter drama Honeyjoon, a quietly powerful exploration of grief, family, and the small moments that connect us.
Köln 75 Review: WIFF 2025
Köln 75 riffs on the true story behind Keith Jarrett’s legendary 1975 Köln Concert — but this isn’t just about jazz. It’s about Vera Brandes, the fearless young woman who made it happen.
Love, Harold Review: A Compassionate Look at Suicide
Alan Zweig’s documentary Love, Harold is a tender, courageous film about finding connection through loss.
20 Films to See at the Windsor International Film Festival
From hidden gems to buzzworthy films, here are 20 exciting movies to put on your radar for the 2025 Windsor International Film Festival.
Windsor Film Festival Marks 20 Years of Celebrating Canadian Film
Highlights at the 2024 Windsor International Film Festival, WIFF, included Canadian films Shepherds, Universal Language, and Sharp Corner.
299 Queen Street West Review: Much More Than Music
Sean Menard’s new documentary, 299 Queen Street West, is a must-watch for music fans that taps into our love of nostalgia.
American Fiction Review: Pafologically Funny
effrey Wright gives a wryly funny performance in Cord Jefferson's crowd-pleaser about identity politics, American Fiction.
The Taste of Things Review: Food, Glorious Food
Juliette Binoche and Benoît Magimel star in Trần Anh Hùng's The Taste of Things, a sensuous love story of magic in the kitchen.
American Fiction Trailer: First Look at TIFF People’s Choice Winner
Jeffrey Wright stars in Cord Jefferson's feature directorial debut American Fiction.
Close Review: A Tale of Love and Friendship
Lukas Dhont delivers a heartbreaking tale of love and friendship i Close, fuelled by young actors Eden Dambrine and Gustav De Waele.
