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TIFF 51: Andrew Scott delivers an Oscar-worthy performance in “Elsinore”

by Eurocheese Heading into my screening of Elsinore on the last day of the festival, I had heard a number of mixed things on the ground. Some said the film pulls too readily at heartstrings without...

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TIFF 51: Best Actress Watch – “Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!” and “Prima Facie”

by Eurocheese Rinko Kikuchi could become the first Japanese Best Actress Oscar nominee ever if HA-CHAN, SHAKE YOUR BOOTY! goes all the way. Continuing our quest to find potential Best Actress...

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TIFF 51: Mahershala Ali learns to be a better father in “Your Mother Your...

by Cláudio Alves In the current political climate, it feels incredible, nigh impossible, for such a movie as Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother to come out of a major Hollywood studio. Yet, here it...

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TIFF 51: “Tangles” packs a personal punch, wrestling with Alzheimer’s through...

by Eurocheese One of the top reasons to attend festivals is to find surprises, films that far exceed expectations and become unforeseen favorites. I had no plans to write up Leah Nelson's Tangles,...

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Review: "Resident Evil" perfectly toes the line between Comedy and Horror

by Ben Miller It should come as no surprise that director Zach Cregger knows how to blend horror and comedy together successfully. Even when taking a piece of well-established IP such as Resident Evil,...

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TIFF 51: Best Actress Watch – “Being Heumann” and “Onwards and Sideways”

by Eurocheese Ruth Madeley might be a new Best Actress contender for her work in BEING HEUMANN. Coming into the fall festivals, no category has been a larger question mark in the Oscar race than The...

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TIFF 51: “A Long Winter” leads Andrew Haigh up the Rocky Mountains

by Cláudio Alves The human figure against the grandeur of the natural world has obsessed visual artists for centuries, if not millennia. In A Long Winter, his latest film and follow-up to the highly...

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TIFF 51: “The Difficult Bride” takes body horror to the bridal salon

by Cláudio Alves Women are often called difficult when they’re just standing up for themselves, refusing mistreatment, expressing anxiety openly and unmasked. When it comes to the matter of weddings...

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TIFF 51: “The Debut” Explodes off the screen and into the Oscar race!

by Eurocheese In Jesse Eisenberg's The Debut, heltered housewife Mona Friedman (Julianne Moore) is the only person who applies for a small role in her local community theater musical other than...

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Venice: Elisa's Jury of One

Elisa Giudici reporting from Venice... [EDITOR'S NOTE: this was written shortly before the awards were handed so these are Elisa's feelings rather than comments on the winners.] May el-Toukhy's WOMAN...

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TIFF 51: Full of sorrow and fury, “Elephants in the Fog” is a queer gem from...

by Cláudio Alves It starts at night, opening credits fading in and out over an abstract blackness that slowly gives way to something more discernible. Strange sounds seep from the dark, a cry that...

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TIFF 51: “Four Seasons in Java” is Kamila Andini’s most ambitious film to date

by Cláudio Alves Over the last decade and change, Kamila Andini has become one of Indonesia's most acclaimed and internationally recognized filmmakers. Her debut, 2011’s The Mirror Never Lies, carried...

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Venice: "Primetime" by Lance Oppenheim

Elisa Giudici reporting from Venice “What story was Oppenheim trying to tell with this movie?” a colleague asked me right after we left the screening of Primetime. He sounded as baffled as I felt....

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TIFF 51: Stephanie Ahn’s “Bedford Park” is an unrelenting actors’ showcase

by Cláudio Alves Social realism is a preferred style for many directors in the American indie scene. However, one must be careful when indulging in its rawness, or else accusations of making misery...

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TIFF 51: “Fjord” works great as a conversation starter

by Cláudio Alves I don’t want this to become a yearly tradition. However, it’s notable that, for the second TIFF in a row, I chose to cap my first day at the fest with a Cannes prizewinner starring...

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TIFF ’26: “Everything Else Is Noise” crowns Nicolás Pereda the Wavelengths king!

by Cláudio Alves You may have noticed over the last few years of TIFF coverage that one particular section holds a special place in my heart. It’s the Wavelengths program, curated by Andréa Picard and...

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TIFF 51: “Hope” delivers a blast of Midnight Madness

by Cláudio Alves Though the 51st edition of the Toronto International Film Festival (and Market, the organizers would like to remind you) opens officially tomorrow, a special screening kicked off the...

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Emmys: We’re bored to death by the Limited Series

by Cláudio Alves With 16 overall nominations, BEEF’s second season is our likely frontrunner. But who cares? It’s over, finished. The TV Academy has broken us – Eric, Nathaniel and I – with the dullest...

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Best Actress in WWII: An Alternative History

by Cláudio Alves Greer Garson earned herself five consecutive Oscar nominations during WWII. For BLOSSMONS IN THE DUST (1941), MRS. MINIVER (1942), MADAME CURIE (1944), MRS. PARKINGTON (1944), and THE...

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The Philippines delay Oscar submission! What gives?

By Juan Carlos Ojano FILIPIÑANA has the potential to break the Philippines’ Oscar-less streak… if it gets submitted. The Film Academy of the Philippines was set to announce the country's official...

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