'Possible Love' Review: An Intricate Poem of Love, Loss, and Disparity [TIFF 2026]

‘Possible Love’ may be one of Lee’s strongest relationship studies, exploring the dynamics between two couples living vastly different lives. Beyond relationship quirks and connections, Lee paints a picture of how circumstance and class shapes who we are and how we navigate our bonds with others.

TIFF, Foreign FilmTayler WellsSeptember 17, 2026toronto international film festival, TIFF, TIFF 2026, Possible Love, Lee Chang-DongComment

'Paradise Lost' Review: Dealing With Loss in the World of A.I. [TIFF 2026]

Someone, someday, and honestly maybe they already have, will tell a good story and execute a good film surrounding this premise. Unfortunately, ‘Paradise Lost’ is not that film.

'Furies' Review: A Fiery Tale of the Bonds Between Sisters [TIFF 2026]

‘Furies’ promises to be a ride that is at its core a story with a loud thumping heartbeat that is sure to win viewers over.

Foreign Film, TIFFBrennan DubéSeptember 14, 2026Furies, Furies movie review, toronto international film festival, TIFF, TIFF 2026Comment

'The Julia Set' Review: A Sweet But Cliché Taste of Academia [TIFF 2026]

Despite pushing a sweet message and starring the unquestionably talented Chase Infiniti, ‘The Julia Set’ falls flat, overladen with common academic clichés and cartoonish characterizations.

'Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney' Review: A Documentary Experience For The Ages, You Have To See It To Believe It [TIFF 26]

In its purest form ‘Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney’ feels as if you went down a YouTube rabbit hole several hours past when your brain told you it's time to go to bed, you can’t quite compute things accurately anymore but you are still feasting on information to the point of overload.

'Everybody Wants to F*ck Me' Review: A Searing Portrait of the Performative Male [TIFF 2026]

‘Everybody Wants to F*ck Me’ is a satirical look into manipulation in the dating world, which will surely strike a chord of truth with many viewers that are currently swiping on apps and suffering through first dates.

'Easy's Waltz' Review: Vince Vaughn Takes the Stage as a Crooner Who Proves It’s Never Too Late [TIFF 25]

In recent years film has entered a reflective period where there seem to be more and more works that are about looking back and honoring what was. Nic Pizzolatto’s ‘Easy’s Waltz‘ slips right into this milieu, following a down-on-his-luck Las Vegas entertainer, Easy (Vince Vaughn) navigate his way through the Vegas show business.

'The Lost Bus' Review: Horror and Heroics are Balanced in an All Too Timely True Story [TIFF 25]

While ‘The Lost Bus’ follows the 2018 Northern California Camp Fire, the prevalence and recency of what seems to be an evermore common occurrence of mass wildfires in California makes the timely release of this project all the more topical.

'Queer' Review: A Story Of Longing And Lost Love [TIFF 2024]

'Queer', The newest film from auteur Luca Guadagnino is sure to leave audiences entranced with its bold storytelling and impressive performances. [TIFF 24]

'Rumours' Review: An Audacious Political Comedy For Today's Climate(s) [TIFF 2024]

Cate Blanchet, Charles Dance and Alicia Vikander along with Winnipeg's finest directors revel in a satirical look at world leaders and the end of the world in 'Rumours' - a frill-free disaster-comedy. [TIFF 24]

'Rez Ball' Review: This Surefire Crowd-Pleaser Charts New Ground in the Sports Genre [TIFF 2024]

'Rez Ball' is a high-profile sports film which heightens the genre, finding great spirituality in its authentic connections to character and culture. [TIFF 24]

'No Bears' Review: Jafar Panahi Continues to Blur the Lines Between Fiction and Reality [TIFF 2022]

Jafar Panahi’s latest feature, No Bears, is one that continues to blur the line between fiction and reality. It is a subtle yet powerful and reflective work that should not be ignored.

TIFF, Review, Movie ReviewBrennan DubéSeptember 17, 2022iran, TIFF 2022, toronto international film festival, drama, jafar panahiComment

'Biosphere' Review: An Ambitious Tale Of Two Best Friends [TIFF 2022]

Whether you want to laugh or you want to see a sincere story about gender, sexuality, a little bit of magic, and male friendship, actor Marc Duplass’ creation, Biosphere, will help you find a way.