Paula González-Nasser and Mimi Davila on Heading Somewhere Special in “The Scout”
The director and star discuss their enchanting drama about a location scout starting to wonder what her own place in the world is during a busy day.
TIFF 2026 Review: No AC is No Problem in Serville Poblete’s Refreshing and Sensational Summertime Comedy “Sunburn”
A brutally hot day in Toronto leads to a truly cool debut feature about a collection of teens contemplating the future and where they are now.
TIFF 2026 Review: A Catholic Schoolgirl Tries to Stay Faithful Amidst Her Parents’ Divorce in Lindsay Lanzillotta’s Amusing “Purgatory”
A young woman finds that an education in religion is outside of her Catholic school rather than inside in this thoughtful comedy.
TIFF 2026 Review: Feng-I Fiona Roan’s Charming “Happily Ever After” Sees a Pair of Sisters Take Different Roads to Success
Shuhua Yeh and Xuan Chen star as siblings whose love lives lead to complications with their family in this endearing, lighthearted drama.
TIFF 2026 Review: Raul Garcia and Ervin Han’s Resonant “The Violinist” Speaks to Life in Singapore Under Occupation
A tragic time in Singaporean history becomes an epic story of friendship in this moving if occasionally undernourished animated drama.
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TIFF 2026 Review: You Have to Respect the Hustle in Deanté Gray’s Vibrant “Voices”
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TIFF 2026 Interview: Hanaël El Yousfi on Starting a Dialogue with “The Daughters of Abraham”
The director talks about this fierce drama about two young women of different religious backgrounds that want to have faith in each other.
