TIFF 2024: Exclusive Interview with TIFF Midnight Madness Programmer, Peter Kuplowsky!
TIFF 2024: TIFF Veteran Sanjay Rajput chats with Midnight Madness Programmer Peter Kuplowsky about all the weird and wild selections from that Programme!
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The 2024 TIFF Midnight Madness Lineup is Revealed!
Sachin Hingoo runs down all the films from the just-announced Midnight Madness lineup at the 2024 edition of the Toronto International Film Festival!
31 Days of Horror 2023: Demian Rugna’s ‘When Evil Lurks’, For Extreme Eyes Only (TIFF 2023)
31 Days of Horror: Demian Rugna’s ‘When Evil Lurks’ is the most brutal, extreme horror of 2023 so far.
31 Days of Horror 2023: Jason Yu’s ‘Sleep’ is a Real Night Terror (TIFF 2023)
31 Days of Horror 2023: Jason Yu’s debut feature ‘Sleep’ is an expertly-crafted night terror.
TIFF 2023: Composer Spencer Creaghan Discusses His Work on ‘I Don’t Know Who You Are’
Jeromme Graham talks to composer Spencer Creaghan about his score for the TIFF-selected film, ‘I Don’t Know Who You Are.’
TIFF 2023: Costume Designer Anne Dixon on Viggo Mortensen’s ‘The Dead Don’t Hurt’
Jeromme Graham talks to Anne Dixon, costume designer for Viggo Mortensen’s new Western, ‘The Dead Don’t Hurt,’ which premiered at TIFF 2023.
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.
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: 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!
The Week in Horror: TIFF Midnight Madness Edition 2023!
The Toronto International Film Festival’s Midnight Madness programme announces its 2023 lineup!
TIFF 2022: Steven Spielberg’s ‘The Fabelmans’
Steven Spielberg’s ‘The Fabelmans’ is a safe, comfortable, autobiographical piece that plays all the hits, and goddammit, they sound great.