TIFF 2015: “Families,” “I Smile Back”
Three films from TIFF, including “Families” and “I Smile Back”.
Three films from TIFF, including “Families” and “I Smile Back”.
A TIFF report on the scary movies from this year’s fest, including highlights “February,” “The Devil’s Candy” and “Southbound”.
A TIFF 2015 review of two films starring Ellen Page, Into the Forest and Freeheld.
Celebrate Character Day; George Lucas’s Visual Symmetry; Understanding feminist criticism; Legacy of Muppeteer Steve Whitmire; Sarah Silverman on P.C. culture backlash.
A preview of the 33rd Reeling: Chicago LGBTQ+ International Film Festival.
A dispatch on five TIFF 2015 films from all over the world.
A TIFF review of films “The Lady in the Van” and “The Daughter.”
An interview with director Terence Davies, “Britain’s Greatest Living Director.”
A report on two more documentaries from TIFF: “The Hard Stop” and “Where to Invade Next”.
Reviews of “The Family Fang,” “Sunset Song” and “High-Rise” from Toronto.
A review of Stephen Frears’ “The Program” with Ben Foster.
A TIFF film review of “Born to Be Blue” starring Ethan Hawke.
An excerpt from Will Sloan’s Oral History of TIFF, published at Torontoist.
An interview with Julie Delpy, writer/director/star of “Lolo.”
A dispatch of three very different films from TIFF 2015.
Ava DuVernay accepted The Ebert Tribute on Sunday and we were there.
Round two in a feature where Matt writes for exactly 30 minutes about a movie and then publishes whatever he’s got. This round: Steven Soderbergh’s “The Limey.”
An excerpt from Matthew Dessem’s book, “The Gag Man.”