Much of what makes Will & Harper as powerful as it can possibly be is, of course, due to the second-nature quality that Ferrell and Steele’s relationship has.
Browsing: Toronto International Film Festival
Have some room in your schedule? Check out these ten films, screening at this year’s edition of the Toronto International Film Festival.
Hit Man is one of the year’s most brilliantly entertaining films, a dizzying high point for everyone involved.
Read the God Is A Woman TIFF review now.
Pablo Berger’s first foray into animation is a quietly poignant tale of friendship and memory set in 1980s New York City.
Spectacular battles and life-altering consequences await in the modern-day martial arts classic, 100 Yards.
Canada’s Ariane Louis-Seize introduces humanism to the vampire world.
Maddie Ziegler and the rest of the cast for Fitting In deliver exceptionally great, funny work and it is a breath of fresh air.
A young construction worker accepts a job with a group of queer rodeo performers and discovers formerly dormant parts of himself.
Watch After The Fire to witness the resilience of a family and the triumph of hope.