Tag: Toronto International Film Festival

Angh skirts the division between ethnographic documentary and historical drama with its painstakingly immersive portrayal of tribal life in Nagaland.

The film becomes most affecting when its experiment allows those personalities to interrupt the project Duong thought she was making.

Michelle Yeoh delivers a pitch-perfect performance, in what might be the most fun film to experience at the cinema this ...

Ah Girl is a small film in the best sense. It doesn’t need to enlarge childhood pain to make it ...

"Having a child for me opened my eyes to what vulnerability was. Not because she's vulnerable, but what kind of ...

Everything one could possibly want and expect from a gripping newsroom drama is in The Assassin(s).

The powerful documentary Edward Said: Between Worlds tells of his personal journey from Palestine and Egypt to the United States ...

In a miraculous turn, Bassem Tariq and Mahershala Ali rise from the ashes of their dropped Marvel’s Blade movie to ...

"In the end, it’s about Ah Girl choosing herself and finding the journey that she wants."

Hamnet is the hand that reaches across the stage and the screen and latches onto your soul.