TIFF 23: The Holdovers, Strange Way of Life, and More
No preamble, let’s get into the reviews. The Holdovers – I love the way Alexander Payne looks at human connection and acerbic people. I think The Holdovers is a very Continue Reading
TIFF 23: The Teacher’s Lounge, Nyad, and more!
Late night TIFF reactions, let’s go! The Teacher’s Lounge Get ready for the most entertaining 98 minutes of hell on a movie screen you’ll see all year when The Teacher’s Continue Reading
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