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Alex Heeney / September 7, 2022

12 emerging actors at TIFF 2022 to watch

In an annual feature, we pick out the emerging actors and screen stars of tomorrow from the TIFF22 lineup, from Grace Dove to Paul Mescal.

Alex Heeney / September 1, 2022

Stonewalling Film Review: Surviving an unwanted pregnancy

In Huang Ji and Ryuji Otsuka’s film Stonewalling, China’s two-child policy casts a long shadow on twenty-year-old Lynn who finds herself with an unwanted pregnancy — and loses most of her agency along the way.

Alex Heeney / August 23, 2022

Full Time: a heart-pounding thriller from Éric Gravel

Éric Gravel’s second feature film is a heart-pounding thriller about a single working mom pushed to her breaking point.

Alex Heeney / July 29, 2022

Fantasia Review: Just Remembering tells a romance in reverse

Japanese writer-director Daigo Matsui’s Just Remembering is a romance told in reverse order that not only acknowledges COVID but incorporates some sense of how it’s changed our lives into the film’s store.

Alex Heeney / July 27, 2022

Fantasia Review: Nuno Beato’s My Grandfather’s Demons

The first animated feature out of Portugal, Nuno Beato’s My Grandfather’s Demons, uses digital and stop-motion animation to tell a story of intergenerational trauma on the border between reality and fairytale.

Alex Heeney / June 17, 2022

Quick Thoughts: Violeta Salama’s sensitive Alegría at the Toronto Jewish Film Festival.

Violeta Salama’s warm and sensitive feature debut, Alegría, is exactly the kind of film you look for at a Jewish Film Festival: a travelogue and a story of culture, religion, and family.

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