A Different World,” the Netflix reboot of the sitcom about life at the fictional Hillman College, spends too much time trying to be two things at once. Like so many reboots, this version practically ...

Our final four films from Fantastic Fest include a trippy vision with Kid Cudi, a Spanish vampire flick, and an Aussie Green Room.

It’s embarrassing to know so little about something that occupies so much of your visual environment.” A little over ten minutes into his film, “The History of Concrete,” director John Wilson shares ...

This year marks another major transition for the festival, with their market endeavour taking over the convention centre just ...

Brothers” plops the two Oscar-caliber movie stars (though McConaughey teases Woody that he’s never won one) into a sunny, ...

As one of the first festivals to have a slate dedicated solely to television, the 11th year of the Toronto International Film ...

The Assassin(s),” “Diary of an Old Man,” and “It’s My Time.” And yet there’s another narrative spine that connects them: these are projects that challenge our obsession with easy narratives, ...

Sharon Horgan delivers another terrific, sharp comedy about women, relationships and the perils of aging.

There’s no way you can watch Barry Avrich’s empathetic documentary “Darlene Love: I Know Where I’ve Been ” and leave without ...

On three true stories from TIFF that smother strong acting work in ineffective filmmaking and storytelling choices.

This country has too many love stories buried in the fields.” Netflix’s “La bola negra” (or “The black ball”), already the winner of awards at Cannes and TIFF, is about unfinished love stories, an act ...

In the end, it’s not a perfect comedy, but a nice reminder that a fest like Fantastic doesn’t always have to be about body horror and the end of the world. The very existence of Nicolas Curcio’s “Play ...