TIFF 23: Lee
Lee Miller was an iconic war correspondent responsible for some of the most important photos during World War 2. But that’s just a small part of her story, the film Continue Reading
TIFF 23: Hell of a Summer, The Promised Land, and All the Light We Cannot See
So I have mixed feelings about nearly everything I saw today at TIFF. It interesting to get a day like this halfway through the festival but each had something that Continue Reading
TIFF 23: Origin
Starting with a dramatization of the murder of Trayvon Martin and mixing in other horrors the caste systems of the world have wrought, Origin is a movie you’ll certainly need Continue Reading
TIFF 23: American Fiction
American Fiction, the adaptation of Percival Everett’s Erasure, is a prickly thing. A grounded satire that both funny and emotional, the movie tackles a variety of subjects like race, identity, Continue Reading
TIFF 23: Conrcete Utopia
What is human nature? How is it affected by the systems placed on it and what would happen if those fell away? If you’re looking for answers to those questions, Continue Reading
TIFF 23: Woman of the Hour
As I have begun to see with the films chosen for this year’s TIFF, lots of films tackled pretty heady subject matter and aims to use narrative tools to paint Continue Reading