TIFF ’24 Review: ‘Seeds’ protects its traditions with fierce determination
‘Seeds’ is a dramatic thriller that finds a young woman defending her family’s legacy from a nefarious corporation.
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TIFF ’23 Review: ‘Sleep’ delivers disturbing night terrors
‘Sleep’ turns sweet dreams into nightmares when a man’s overnight activities turn dangerous, pushing his wife over the edge.
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TIFF ’23 Review: ‘Fingernails’ provides a false sense of security to couples
‘Fingernails’ unfolds in a world in which a loving relationship can be upended by a single test result.
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TIFF ’23 Review: No good deed goes unpunished in ‘Andragogy’
‘Andragogy’ demonstrates doing the right thing can only lead to more trouble, especially in the age of social media.
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TIFF ’23 Review: Love gives greed a thrashing in ‘KILL’
‘KILL’ is an ultra-violent action picture in which army commandos must takedown dozens of train robbers before they reach their destination.
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TIFF ’23 Review: ‘The Contestant’ goes behind the scenes of an outrageous reality show
‘The Contestant’ recounts one man’s naked experience on a Japanese reality show that made him a reluctant celebrity.
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TIFF ’23 Review: ‘Gonzo Girl’ is a trip
‘Gonzo Girl’ chronicles the overwhelming experience of acting as the assistant to an eccentric literary genius.
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TIFF ’23 Review: ‘Chuck Chuck Baby’ rekindles childhood romance
‘Chuck Chuck Baby’ is a melodic love story between two women whose difficult paths finally brought them back to each other.
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TIFF ’23 Review: ‘The Boy and the Heron’ is a fresh and fanciful masterpiece
‘The Boy and the Heron’ is an enchanting, hand-drawn, original story and Hayao Miyazaki’s first feature film in a decade.
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TIFF ’23 Review: ‘The Zone of Interest’ is a chilling portrait of a Nazi family
‘The Zone of Interest’ depicts a respected German family during WWII, juxtaposing normal routines with the atrocities of the Holocaust.
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TIFF ’23 Review: ‘When Evil Lurks’ is a different kind of possession movie
‘When Evil Lurks’ is a spine-tingling horror picture that succeeds in overt and understated scares.
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TIFF ’23 Review: ‘Wicked Little Letters’ passionately expresses its opinions
‘Wicked Little Letters’ is an uproarious thriller that centres on a severed friendship, inept police work and letters not for the faint of heart.
