TIFF ’19 Interview: Raymund Ribay Gutierrez on Doing Justice to “Verdict”
A case of domestic abuse exposes a severely compromised justice system in the Philippines in this beast of a thriller.
Tag: TIFF 2019
TIFF ’19 Interview: Adam Goodes, Dan Gordon and Stan Grant on Uniting for “The Australian Dream”
An AFL star at the top of his game find himself standing alone in other ways when he takes a stand against racism in this stirring profile i...
TIFF ’19 Interview: Daniel Joseph Borgman on Peeling Back a Self-Contained World in “Resin”
A daughter starts to question her father's intentions in this thriller in which the home away from the outside world he's created for her st...
TIFF ’19 Review: A Slice of Serenity Cuts Through The Noise in Darius Marder’s “Sound of Metal”
A drummer’s loss of hearing leads to an awakening of other senses in this Compelling character study from the co-writer of “The Place Be...
TIFF ‘19 Review: Jack O’Connell and Charlie Hunnam Make It Well Worth the Trip to “Jungleland”
A pair of brothers have a whole lot of love for each other in a world that has little for them in this lovely low-key drama from Max Winkler...
TIFF ’19 Interview: Yehuda Nahari Halevi and Yaron Zilberman on Getting Inside the Mind of an Assassin in “Incitement”
The director and star talk about creating this gripping study of how a young man's dangerous thoughts are encouraged in a society gone mad.
TIFF ’19 Interview: Odessa Young and David Raboy on Working Towards Something Major with “The Giant”
The star and director talk about achieving a spiritual experience with this harrowing drama about a young woman on uncertain footing followi...
TIFF ’19 Review: Eva Mulvad Shows a Love That Truly Has No Name in “Love Child”
A filmmaker brings great nuance to the story of a family seeking political asylum who find the approval process doesn't appreciate details.
TIFF ‘19 Review: A Cooperative Unravels in Grímur Hákonarson’s Very Agreeable “The County”
The director of "Rams" finds seeds of discontent growing on a rural community cooperative in Iceland.
TIFF ’19 Review: There’s Something in the Water In Neasa Hardiman’s “Sea Fever”
Fear rises to the surface in this smart parasite-inflected thriller.
