TIFF 2026: Trash Mountain, Babies, Everybody Wants to F*ck Me
Comedies about dead dads, childless couples, and horny Brits premiered at TIFF this year.
Festivals & Awards
TIFF 2026: Strong Son, God Bless You Mr. Kopu
On two unusual TIFF premieres about identity and masculinity.
Love of Your Life
For a film with such a weighty and timely premise, it’s a shame that it’s just not very good.
TIFF 2026: Julián, Sunburn, In Alaska
On three films about young people from TIFF, including two of the fest’s best.
Venice 2026: The Biennale College
On the four features the Biennale College Panel evaluated at this year’s Venice festival.
Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother
A breathtaking hybrid of religious commentary, samurai action and family drama.
TIFF 2026: Woman Unknown, Lemonade, The Julia Set
On three TIFF dramas, including the one that just won the big prize at Venice.
TIFF 2026: Tender Loving Care, Bucking Fastard, A Long Winter
New films by Mike Leigh, Werner Herzog, and Andrew Haigh!
TIFF 2026: In the Heart of the South, Idda, Magazine
On three ambitious premieres from TIFF’s Discovery and Platform sections.
TIFF 2026: River, Stuffed, The Housewife
On three world premieres from the opening night of TIFF 2026, including a horror movie that genre fans are gonna flip for.
Venice 2026: The Basics of Philosophy, Diane in the Loop, Look Back
The latest from Paul Schrader, the Dardenne brothers, and Hirokazu Kore-eda stud our latest dispatch from the fest.
Telluride Film Festival 2026: Table of Contents
Everything we’ve seen out of this year’s Telluride.
TIFF 2026: 20 World Premieres We Can’t Wait to See This Year
A preview of 20 films we’ll be covering from Toronto.
You Can See Everything
Brilliantly sits at the intersection of documentary, narrative, comedy, reality TV and performance.
Telluride 2026: Alpha Gang, The Liberation, The Idiots
On three very different films from this year’s Colorado event.
Fatherland
Elegantly told and rich in meaning, “Fatherland” is a beautifully derived piece of heartbreaking art.
Tenzing
On the surface, it’s an adventure flick, but the story has spiritual and emotional depth that gives Tenzing’s life mission universal resonance.
The Only Living Pickpocket in New York
Unafraid of executing its simple formula: Let the actors carry the film.
