There’s being a man, and then there’s making sure everyone notices the performance. Taron Egerton embodies the latter in ‘Everybody Wants to F*ck Me.’ Our TIFF 2026 review examines a high-concept comedy through its portrait of masculinity as an act for an audience.
Martin McDonagh’s Wild Horse Nine gives John Malkovich a dynamite role as a fading CIA agent on Easter Island. From TIFF 2026: the performance is the movie. The rest goes mild.
Read our Elsinore review to uncover the emotional journey of Ian Charleson as he tackles a challenging role amidst adversity.
Misty Green gives Chris Rock a sharp platform to critique Hollywood, blending industry satire with a more personal dramatic edge.
Learn about Judy Heumann and her powerful memoir Being Heumann, emphasizing the fight for disability rights in America.
Bucking Fastard delivers a strange, unpredictable TIFF experience that turns into one wild and memorable cinematic trip.
The Man I Love pairs romance and illness against a New York backdrop, delivering an intimate and emotionally grounded TIFF drama.
Dead Man’s Wire is a solid return to the big screen for Gus Van Sant, with a stellar recreation of the 70s and an amazing performance from Bill Skarsgard.
Delve into Guillermo del Toro’s approach to Frankenstein and see how his expertise in monstrosity enhances this timeless tale.
Poetic License captures the essence of college life. Discover a heartwarming story of love and friendship in this film.
