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Jessica Barden on How the ‘Holler’ Team Met Every Challenge and Made It to TIFF 2020
Barden also highlights the standout ensemble including Pamela Adlon, Becky Ann Baker and more.
‘Concrete Cowboy’ Review: Fascinating Setting Laid Low by Rote Coming-of-Age Story
Ricky Staub’s drama would probably work better as a documentary.
‘I Care a Lot’ Review: A Deliciously Nasty Piece of Work Has Rosamund Pike at Her Meanest
Once you settle into the rhythm of a movie where everyone is ruthless and rotten, you can have a pretty good time with this vicious satire.
‘One Night in Miami…’ Review: A Quartet of Talented Actors Dazzle in Regina King’s Directorial Debut
The film follows a fictionalized gathering between Malcolm X, Cassius Clay, Sam Cooke, and Jim Brown.
Chloe Moretz on Why ‘Shadow in the Cloud’ Is One of Her Toughest Roles Yet
"I’m a bit sadistic. I enjoy jumping into projects that I know are gonna be a little rough."
'Nomadland' Wins People's Choice Award at TIFF 2020, Continues Festival Circuit Hot Streak
Next stop: Best Picture nominee?
‘I Am Greta’ Review: Coming of Age on a Dying Planet | TIFF 2020
Nathan Grossman’s documentary chronicles the Sisyphean struggle of the young climate activist.
‘The Father’ Review: Anthony Hopkins Gives One of His Best Performances in This Heartbreaking Drama
Florian Zeller skillfully adapts his stage play to paint a sorrowful portrait of an elderly parent suffering from dementia.
‘The Water Man’: The Valuable Note David Oyelowo Got from Ava DuVernay for His Directing Debut
Lonnie Chavis also reveals the super cool prop he got to keep!
‘Good Joe Bell’ Review: A Movie with Good Intentions That Sends a Bad Message | TIFF 2020
A story worth telling, but not this way ...
‘MLK/FBI’ Review: A Damning Portrait of How the Status Quo Asserts Its Power | TIFF 2020
Sam Pollard’s documentary is a strong historical document of how the FBI harassed and hounded King.
‘Penguin Bloom’ Review: Naomi Watts Shines in This Major Heartwarmer | TIFF 2020
The film chronicles the true story of a family that suffers a devastating tragedy and finds hope in an unexpected source, a baby magpie.
‘Enemies of the State’ Review: The Frustrations of Paranoid Delusions | TIFF 2020
Sonia Kennebeck’s documentary often grates as it stumbles through conspiracy theories.
‘The Way I See It’ Review: A Tedious Documentary for Even Die-Hard Obama Fans | TIFF 2020
We won’t find a solution for the future by romanticizing the past.
‘The Truffle Hunters’ Review: Charming Documentary Digs up Valuable Insights | TIFF 2020
Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw’s film quietly and carefully examines the wealth gap in the truffle trade.
‘Holler’ Review: A Bittersweet Coming of Age Story about Seizing Potential | TIFF 2020
If you need more proof that Jessica Barden is an undeniable talent, this is it.
TIFF 2020 Lineup Includes ‘Nomadland’, Regina King’s 'One Night in Miami' and More
The festival lineup looks quite different from past years.
TIFF 2020 Will Open with Spike Lee’s Filmed Version of ‘David Byrne’s American Utopia’
Don’t expect a TIFF like the one of years’ past.
TIFF 2020 Plans to Have a Socially Distanced Festival with a Digital Component
The major festival attempts to find a way forward in the midst of the pandemic.