Jean-Luc Godard's latest film is probably best described by its own title.
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Jean-Luc Godard’s The Image Book or How I’ve Come To Realize the Limits of Cinema as a Medium: TIFF Review
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Vita & Virginia is Beautiful, But Disappointingly Surface Level: TIFF Review
Elizabeth Debicki's portrayal of the famed author is one worthy of noting, but the film surrounding it could have been something more.
The Comfort of Being Free with Sebastián Lelio’s Gloria Bell: TIFF Review
Sebastián Lelio's remake of his own film isn't a mere shot-for-shot copy of his original but rather a polishing.
Elle Fanning Embodies Pure ‘Teen Spirit’ in Teen Spirit: TIFF Review
Max Minghella's directorial debut carries the energy one would want to expect from the overwhelming feeling of being put in the spotlight.
Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma May be Small, But Every Moment Feels Grand: TIFF Review
In the memories that Alfonso Cuarón recollects of his childhood, what he shows you of them in Roma is absolutely unforgettable.
The Death and Life of John F. Donovan is a Compelling but Endearing Mess: TIFF Review
Xavier Dolan's first English language effort is a messy melodrama, but also endearing in how personal it feels for the Canadian director.
Patricia Rozema’s Mouthpiece and the Understanding of the Female Psyche: TIFF Review
This experiment from Canadian auteur Patricia Rozema invites you to a confusing world.
