Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF)

TIFF 2017 Review: ‘Lady Bird’ Is a Hilariously Affecting Debut from Greta Gerwig

By  Matt Hoffman 

Greta Gerwig’s directorial debut will make you laugh and then steal your heart.

Toronto Film Festival 2017: ‘Kissing Candice’ Review

By  Sinead McCausland 

Aoife McArdle’s dreamlike Realist wonderland Kissing Candice is an emotionally and visually impressive feature film debut.

Toronto Film Festival: 10 films we can’t wait to see

By  Film School Rejects 

If you’re in Toronto this week watching movies, you are going to want to seek these out.

Louis C.K.’s New Movie is Hardly a Surprise

By  Bethany Wade 

The filmed-in-secret ‘I Love You, Daddy’ is his first feature as director in 16 years.

10 Films Not to Miss at this Year’s Toronto International Film Festival

By  Matt Hoffman 

With an initial forty-seven films announced so far, here are our some of our most anticipated.

“We enjoy stepping into the pain.”

By  Matt Hoffman 

Director Thomas Vinterberg and actress Trine Dyrholm discuss their first collaboration since 1998’s The Celebration.

The TIFF People’s Choice Award: One of the Great Oscar Predictors

By  Max Covill 

7 Movies You Can Watch to Replicate the TIFF Experience at Home

By  Monika Bartyzel 

‘Force Majeure’ Review: Fantastically Funny Swedish Dramedy Is Meant to Be Reckoned With

By  Kate Erbland 

Finely observed, uproariously funny, wickedly wise, remarkably relatable, with a big avalanche sequence to boot. Here’s our review of Force Majeure.