On three movies about the theatre, films that showcase incredible work from Julianne Moore, Andrew Scott, and Sarah Paulson.

On three true stories from TIFF that smother strong acting work in ineffective filmmaking and storytelling choices.

Possible Love” exists in this space of potential upheaval, devastatingly turning relatable human emotion into possible ...

In 2026, the nuclear family is increasingly rare. Separated parents, step- or half-siblings, and split holidays are the new ...

No one does romance like the “Outlander” franchise. Part of the reason is that it’s a rare kind of television that isn’t ...

Set in rural, suspiciously tranquil Mexico, “Hombre Al Agua” gets gritty with its characters and their relationships. Parents ...

Not only does it understand the foundational appeal of a horror survival game experience, but it should work equally well for those who have never picked up a controller.

Pierce Brosnan’s Conrad Harrigan, making a typically subtle proclamation in “Mobland” Season 2. We’ve had a steady stream of ...

Many films about the current migrant crisis, heightened by endless wars and climate change, have played TIFF over the last ...

Every year, Chicago’s preeminent queer film festival—the second-longest-running in the world—gears up at the height of ...

“Tijuana, Todovia” is a bawdy comedy of the type that regularly played mainstream arthouses back in Pedro Almodovar and Gregg ...

On three world premieres from the opening night of TIFF 2026, including a horror movie that genre fans are gonna flip for.