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TIFF 2020 Review: Concrete Cowboy
Idris Elba as a cowboy? I mean who wouldn’t be sold? Overall, Concrete Cowboy is a solid film based on ... -
TIFF 2020 Review: Violation
Rape revenge movies can be hard to review and after watching Violation during the Toronto Film Festival, I'm still not sure if ... -
TIFF 2020: Pieces of a Woman
The first 25 minutes of Pieces of a Woman should be enough to tell you that you’re not prepared for ... -
TIFF 2020 Review: Nomadland
If there was any doubt if Marvel’s The Eternals was in good hands with Chloé Zhao at the helm then ... -
TIFF 2020: Shadow in the Cloud Is Hampered By the Emptiness of a Max ...
Is there any screenwriter whose scripts are so empty and unfulfilling that they are instantly recognizable more than Max Landis? ... -
TIFF 2020 Review: MLK/FBI
MLK/FBI is an informative (if sometimes infuriating) documentary that looks at the FBI’s despicable campaign to spy one and discredit ... -
TIFF 2020: ‘One Night in Miami’ Proves There’s Nothing Regina King Can’t Do
Is there anything that Regina King can’t do? She’s been a versatile actress for 35 years that has always impressed. ... -
TIFF 2020 Review: No Ordinary Man
Before watching the No Ordinary Man documentary during TIFF, I’d only been aware of Billy Tipton in passing. I didn’t ... -
Toronto Film Festival: No Ordinary Man, Nomadland and Pieces of a Woman
This weekend I caught up one three more films at this year’s mostly digital TIFF. No Ordinary Man (A film ... -
Toronto Film Festival: ‘Get the Hell Out’ is Ridiculous Fun, While Regina King Impresses with ...
The 2020 Toronto Film Festival is underway. Last year was my first time covering the Festival and I had a ...
