TIFF 2023: Harmony Korine’s ‘AGGRO DR1FT’
Harmony Korine’s ‘AGGRO DR1FT’ is frustrating, divisive, and may be an infrared visionary glimpse at the future of film.
Category: Film Festivals
TIFF 2023: Pablo Berger’s ‘Robot Dreams’
Pablo Berger’s adaptation of Sara Varon’s graphic novel ‘Robot Dreams’ is one of the most charming, heart-rending animated features of the year.
TIFF 2023: Joanna Arnow’s ‘The Feeling That the Time for Doing Something Has Passed’
Joanna Arnow’s debut ‘The Feeling That the Time for Doing Something Has Passed’ is a timely, hilarious, and brilliant film with a style all its own.
TIFF 2023: Patricia Arquette’s ‘Gonzo Girl’
Patricia Arquette’s ‘Gonzo Girl’ tackles the struggle of managing a genius.
TIFF 2023: 5 Under-the-Radar Films
Sanjay Rajput unearths some hidden gems from the 2023 TIFF lineup!
TIFF 2023: Exclusive Interview with TIFF Docs Lead Programmer, Thom Powers!
Sanjay Rajput chats with TIFF programmer Thom Powers about all the great documentaries coming to the 2023 Festival!
Exclusive Interview with TIFF Midnight Madness Programmer, Peter Kuplowsky!
Guest Writer Sanjay Rajput chats with TIFF Midnight Madness programmer Peter Kuplowsky about what to expect from this year’s wild lineup of films from all over the world!
The Week in Horror: TIFF Midnight Madness Edition 2023!
The Toronto International Film Festival’s Midnight Madness programme announces its 2023 lineup!
Fantasia Fest 2023: ‘Lovely, Dark, and Deep’ Takes Conspiracy and Obsession Into the Wild
Things get weird in the woods in the excellent Fantasia 2023 selection, ‘Lovely, Dark, and Deep.’
The Week in Horror: Fantasia International Film Festival 2023 Edition!
Jeffery X Martin and Sachin Hingoo run down their picks from the gargantuan lineup of films playing at the 2023 Fantasia International Film Festival!
Tribeca 2023: Sacha Polak’s ‘Silver Haze’
Tribeca 2023: Sacha Polak’s ‘Silver Haze’ is messy, and it’s lovely: it’s working class London and it works as a film.
Tribeca 2023: Guto Parente’s ‘A Strange Path’
Tribeca 2023: Guto Parente’s ‘A Strange Path’ is tense, and almost too real.