Bringing together more than half a million movie lovers and hundreds of films from around the world, TIFF 2018 has a whole lot to offer. And as always, Dork Shelf will be covering as many festival films as we can, bringing you TIFF-related reviews, interviews, features, and more.
This page – Dork Shelf’s Festival Guide – will be your one-stop shop for all of that coverage and will be updated frequently throughout the duration of the festival!
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TIFF 2018 REVIEWS
Angel – Contemporary World Cinema (Daniel Grant)
El Angel – Discovery (Noah R. Taylor)
Angelo – Platform (Daniel Grant)
A Star is Born – Gala Presentations (Jason Gorber)
Blind Spot – Discovery (Michael McNeely)
Burning – Special Presentations (Jason Gorber)
Climax – Midnight Madness (Jason Gorber)
Cold War – Special Presentations (Jason Gorber)
Complicity – Discovery (Michael McNeely)
Core of the World – Contemporary World Cinema (Michael McNeely)
Destroyer – Platform (Platform)
Dogman – Special Presentations (Phil Brown)
Endzeit – Discovery (Daniel Grant)
EXT. Night – Contemporary World Cinema (Michael McNeely)
First Man – Gala Presentations (Jason Gorber)
Greta – Special Presentations (Noah R. Taylor)
Green Book – Gala Presentations (Noah R. Taylor)
The Grizzlies – Special Presentations (Noah R. Taylor)
Halloween – Midnight Madness (Phil Brown)
If Beale Street Could Talk – Special Presentations (Jason Gorber)
The Innocent – Platform (Michael McNeely)
Kingsway – Contemporary World Cinema (Daniel Grant)
Kursk– Special Presentations (Jason Gorber)
Let Me Fall – Contemporary World Cinema (Michael McNeely)
The Man Who Feels No Pain – Midnight Madness (Noah R. Taylor)
Mid90s – Special Presentations (Noah R. Taylor)
MOUTHPIECE – Special Presentations (Jason Gorber)
Phoenix – Discovery (Michael McNeely)
The Predator – Midnight Madness (Phil Brown)
Roads in February – Contemporary World Cinema (Michael McNeely)
Roma – Special Presentations (Jason Gorber)
Shadow – Gala Presentations (Phil Brown)
Sibel – Contemporary World Cinema (Michael McNeely)
The Sisters Brothers – Special Presentations (Noah R. Taylor)
Stupid Young Heart – Contemporary World Cinema (Michael McNeely)
Summer Survivors – Discovery (Michael McNeely)
The Sweet Requiem – Contemporary World Cinema (Michael McNeely)
What They Had – Special Presentations (Noah R. Taylor)
White Boy Rick – Special Presentations (Noah R. Taylor)
Wildlife – Special Presentations (Jason Gorber)
Working Woman – Contemporary World Cinema (Michael McNeely)
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