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Toronto International Film Festival
- Location
- Toronto, Canada
- Dates
- September 5-15, 2024
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The Fire Inside Review: Gritty Boxing Drama Is The Realest Sports Biopic I've Ever Seen
The Fire Inside portrays the boxer Claressa Shields with depth and humanity.
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The Last Showgirl Review: Pamela Anderson Stuns In Gia Coppola's Melancholic Vegas Drama
Pamela Anderson stuns in Gia Coppola's The Last Showgirl, a melancholic melodrama about a closing Vegas show that manages to hit all the right moves.
The End Review: Post-Apocalyptic Musical Struggles To Hit The Right Notes
A musical set after the end of the world, The End is a daring movie and a thrilling exercise in genre even if it doesn't all work together.
Unstoppable Review: Jennifer Lopez & Jharrel Jerome Are Fierce In Powerhouse Sports Drama With Heart
It’s the kind of movie that’s simultaneously a feel-good tear-jerker that’s also deeply personal in the themes it tackles.
Nightbitch Review: Amy Adams Goes Absolutely Feral In Comedy About Motherhood & Identity
Nightbitch is very funny, a little gross, & an unforgettable role for Adams, eschewing the tone of the novel for something a little more digestible.
The Seed Of The Sacred Fig Review: A Timely Domestic Drama That Morphs Into Terrifying Political Horror
A domestic drama that morphs into something deeply unsettling, The Seed of the Sacred Fig is a staggering & unforgettable film.
The Piano Lesson Review: Soulful Star-Studded Adaptation Is A Therapeutic Discovery Of Trauma Relief
Malcolm Washington’s soulful adaptation and directorial debut feels like a therapeutic discovery of trauma relief through memory and legacy.
Heretic Review: Hugh Grant Has Never Been So Good In Intoxicating Religious Horror Thriller
It’s an intoxicating story setup that leads to a striking final act.
Emilia Pérez Review: Zoe Saldana's Spectacular Netflix Crime Musical Melodrama Defies All Genres
Emilia Pérez is a narco crime saga, melodrama, and pop-opera all in one, affecting and thrilling as it teeters between chaos and control.
Conclave Review: Catty Cardinals Choose The New Pope In Riveting & Excellently Shocking Drama
Conclave is more fun than it has any right to be, a classic thriller with a sheen of prestige that manages to be a damn good time at the movies.
Woman Of The Hour Review: Kendrick's Directorial Debut Is Promising But Tonally Off
While showing good potential overall, Kendrick’s directorial debut is hindered by tonal imbalances and poor editing.
We Live In Time Review: Florence Pugh & Andrew Garfield's Romance Will Happily Break Your Heart
What We Live in Time does so well is bring life’s moments — big, small, and often mundane — into focus while allowing us to enjoy them fully.
Saturday Night Review: Jason Reitman's Drama Is A Hollow Recreation Of A Chaotic, Iconic Night
Reitman is hung up on showing us how SNL's debut came to be rather than establishing the people who made the series a cultural phenomenon.
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Better Man Director & Star Break Down The Monkey Business In Robbie Williams Biopic
Better Man director Michael Gracey and star Jonno Davies discuss combining music and visual effects to create a unique look at Robbie William's life.
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Sharp Corner Director Talks "Exploring The Dark Side Of Humanity" With Ben Foster [TIFF]
Sharp Corner director Jason Buxton discusses adapting a short story into a feature film, casting Ben Foster and Cobie Smulders, and crafting the set.
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On Swift Horses Cinematographer On Establishing Las Vegas' Early Days [TIFF]
Luc Montpellier (ASC, CSC) discusses how he approached On Swift Horses with authenticity and why Daisy Edgar-Jones & Jacob Elordi are so impressive.
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TIFF 2024 Interview: Ben Foster & Cobie Smulders Break Down Sharp Corner's Fractured Family
Ben Foster and Cobie Smulders discuss their complicated marriage in Sharp Corner, collaborating with filmmaker Jason Buxton, and their other projects.
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Ben Foster & Cobie Smulders Break Down Sharp Corner's Fractured Family [TIFF]
Ben Foster and Cobie Smulders discuss their complicated marriage in Sharp Corner, collaborating with filmmaker Jason Buxton, and their other projects.
The Wild Robot Review: Stunning, Hilarious DreamWorks Animation Is An Instant Classic
It's an uplifting, hilarious, gut-wrenching, and stunning animated adventure that reaffirms the power of a parent's love.
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On Swift Horses Cast & Crew Break Down Jacob Elordi And Daisy Edgar-Jones' Powerful Drama [TIFF]
Will Poulter, Diego Calva, Sasha Calle, and director Daniel Minahan discuss Jacob Elordi & Daisy Edgar-Jones' unique bond in On Swift Horses.