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Alex Heeney / September 18, 2015

A weekend with women at TIFF15: Saturday Sept. 19

The Seventh Row presents a guide to spending your weekend immersed in films directed by women in our end-of-TIFF series #AWeekendWithWomen (named after #AYearWithWomen because a weekend is a good start). Here’s how we suggest you spend your Saturday. 9:15 a.m. Semana Santa at Scotiabank 9 (85 mins) — Tickets available OR 10 a.m. Body […]

Legend

Mary Angela Rowe / September 15, 2015

TIFF15: Legend delivers exactly what it promises ***

Legend delivers exactly what it promises: a glitzy gangster flick starring Tom Hardy opposite Tom Hardy (doppelgangland!). Director Brian Helgeland lays everything on with a trowel, but subtlety isn’t why we’re here. The flash, the violence, and Tom Hardy’s twin performances make Legend a fun ride. Tom Hardy plays both of the Kray twins, the gangster […]

Jack

Mary Angela Rowe / September 14, 2015

TIFF15: Jack manages to be a boring serial-killer movie

It should be difficult to make Jack Unterweger’s story dull: Austrian prostitute-murderer turned prison poet, he became a literary cause-celèbre. He achieved early release from prison in 1990, only to kill himself four years later after being convicted of nine subsequent murders. Yet Elisabeth Scharang’s Jack manages to make a clock-watcher out of this dramatic material […]

Every Thing Will Be Fine

Alex Heeney / September 14, 2015

TIFF15: Masterful 3D is vital to the domestic drama in Every Thing Will Be Fine

Whether it’s making you feel like you’re gazing at the Chauvet caves in Southern France in Cave of Forgotten Dreams or making you aware of how small a boy is in a big, scary, Dickensian adult world in Hugo, 3D can be an essential tool for storytelling. Ever since Wim Wenders started using the technology, to […]

Sherpa, Jennifer Peedom

Alex Heeney / September 13, 2015

TIFF15: Sherpa is an inside look at the Nepalese people who make climbing Everest possible

With Sherpa, Australian filmmaker Jennifer Peedom revisits the story of Everest, but in present day and from the Sherpas’ perspective instead of that of the Westerners who hope to conquer it.

Canada's Top Ten, Our Loved Ones

Alex Heeney / September 13, 2015

TIFF15: Our Loved Ones depicts cycles of family grief

Our Loved Ones wrestles with the path to adulthood, memory, and family obligation.

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