Category: TIFF
‘Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney’ Is Like Candy: Fun But Empty
In ‘Strong Son,’ Bodybuilder Returns to Winnipeg to Confront Intergenerational Grief
‘How We Stand’ Flattens a Painful History into Familiar Lessons
John Turturro Brings World-Weary Brilliance to ‘The Only Living Pickpocket in New York’
Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s ‘All of a Sudden’ Tenderly Explores Friendship and Care During Late-stage Capitalism
Brimming with Wisdom, ‘Once Upon a Time in Harlem’ Surfaces Unseen Footage from Giants of the Harlem Renaissance
‘Back In Black’: An Unexpectedly Warm Dark Comedy About Struggling Funeral Home
‘Turtle Island Rap’ Is an Inspiring Portrait of Hip Hop Underdogs
Deraspe’s ‘The Final Act’ Is a Poetic Reflection on MAiD and the Centrality of Death in Our Lives
‘Thirteen in Gaza’ Shows How War Rearranges Ordinary Life
‘Sunburn’ Paints a Charming, but Limited Portrait of St. James Town
