Zach D'Amico a day ago The Trial of the Chicago 7: Does Aaron Sorkin Matter? Netflix's latest is peak-Sorkin, but does that mean much in today's world?
Carson Cook Oct 13 Toronto Wrap-Up, Part Two Our TIFF 2020 coverage concludes with thoughts on The Kid Detective, Concrete Cowboy, Shadow in the Cloud, and more.
Carson Cook Oct 9 Toronto Wrap-Up, Part One Brief thoughts from TIFF 2020 on Shiva Baby, Night of the Kings, I Care a Lot, and more.
Carson Cook Oct 9 Toronto Review: Beans A wonderful depiction of adolescence through the lens of an Indigenous community’s political struggle.
Carson Cook Oct 7 Toronto Review: One Night in Miami An impressive feature debut for Regina King, with four standout performances that more than make up for a little staginess.
Carson Cook Oct 4 Toronto Review: Wolfwalkers Gorgeous animation and a fresh spin on familiar adolescent fantasy tropes make WOLFWALKERS feel reminiscent of the Disney Renaissance.
Carson Cook Oct 2 Toronto Review: Pieces of a Woman Vanessa Kirby and Shia LaBeouf excel, but Pieces of a Woman is let down by a script that ultimately falls apart.
Zach D'Amico Oct 2 Teach Me How To Scare (Me) Scare Me uses a medley of effects to blur the line between story and storyteller.
Carson Cook Oct 1 Toronto Review: Nomadland Beautiful, lyrical, and moving, Nomadland is Malick-ian in all the best ways while remaining utterly unique.
Zach D'Amico Oct 1 Mangrove Flips the Script on Courtroom Dramas Steve McQueen imbues the small moments with vast amounts of humanity.
