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Toronto Film Festival: Sound of Metal and Accepting Deafness
"I want people to think to themselves, 'If I remove everything, all the trappings of who I think I am, ... -
Toronto Film Festival Review: Antigone
Kriss and Ro discuss the film Antigone. A modern adaptation of the Greek tragedy, Antigone won the Toronto Film Festival award for ... -
Toronto Film Festival Review: Corpus Christi
Kriss and Ro review the film Corpus Christi. This film has a very strong middle that is hindered by a ... -
Toronto Film Festival: Director Darius Marder Talks Sound of Metal
Director Darius Marder talks about his new film, Sound of Metal at the 2019 Toronto Film Festival. Sound of Metal follows ... -
Toronto Film Festival: How to Build a Girl Misses the Mark
Based off the semi-autobiographical novel by Caitlin Moran, How to Build a Girl never fully commits to its title and by the ... -
Toronto Film Festival: Joker Isn’t as Audacious as it Thinks It Is
There’s a laughable irony in how Todd Phillips’ Joker had many eyes (and controversy) surrounding it before it’s been released, ... -
Toronto Film Festival: JoJo Rabbit is a Film only Taika Waititi Could Make
JoJo Rabbit is the type of satirical film that could only come from the humor and mind of someone like ... -
Toronto Film Festival: Eddie Murphy and Da’Vine Joy Randolph Shine in Dolemite is My Name
For a film about a blaxploitation icon, Dolemite is My Name is undeniably an inspiring film about black people coming ... -
Toronto Film Festival: The Goldfinch Wastes Time and Talent in a Lazy Adaptation
I spent a lot of time thinking of how I could explain The Goldfinch in this review. What I came ... -
Toronto Film Festival: Hustlers is a Fun, Enjoyable Scam Movie But Feels a Bit Safe
Let's get this out of the way first: Hustlers is fun, entertaining and is Jennifer Lopez's best film work in ...
