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Reviews, interviews, and reports from the Toronto International Film Festival.

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Min Sook Lee Seeks Her Mother’s Story

by Jason Gorber
October 25, 2025
Features/Interviews/TIFF

An interview with filmmaker Min Sook Lee on the creative process, political choices, and personal emotions that shaped There Are No Words.

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The John Candy Documentary Shares a Mental Health Conversation Ahead of Its Time

by Pat Mullen
October 9, 2025
Features/TIFF

John Candy: I Like Me producer Ryan Reynolds and director Colin Hanks discuss their documentary about the beloved Canadian icon and his story about mental health.

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The 2025 TIFF Docs Report: Another One for the Road

by Pat Mullen
September 16, 2025
Features/TIFF

The 2025 TIFF Docs report: documentary highlights in a year overshadowed by controversy include The Tale of Silyan, Cover-Up, Love+War, A Simple Soldier and Whistle.

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The Voice of Hind Rajab Review: For Daughters

by Pat Mullen
September 14, 2025
Reviews/TIFF

Kaouther Ben Hania's devastating hybrid drama The Voice of Hind Rajab revisits the day the world failed a six-year-old Palestinian girl.

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The Road Between Us Wins People’s Choice Documentary Award at TIFF

by Pat Mullen
September 14, 2025
News/TIFF

The Road Between Us: The Ultimate Rescue wins the People's Choice Award for Documentary at the Toronto International Film Festival.

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Wavelengths’ Slightest Pretense Boasts the Daring Artistry that Festivals Deserve

by Alexander Mooney
September 14, 2025
Reviews/TIFF

TIFF Wavelenghts' Slightest Pretense includes short works by Blake Williams, Fredj Mouassa, Freidl vom Gröller, Eri Saito, Björn Kammerer, and Basma al-Sharif.

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Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk Review: A Firsthand View of Gaza’s Tragedy

by Pat Mullen
September 12, 2025
Reviews/TIFF

Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk shares the final year of Palestinian photojournalist Fatma Hassouna and poignantly conveys life under occupation.

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Cover-Up Review: Seymour Hersh Takes the Hot Seat

by Pat Mullen
September 12, 2025
Reviews/TIFF

Laura Poitras and Mark Obenhaus explore the life and work of journalist Seymour Hersh in Cover-Up, a riveting tribute to independent reportage.

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Below the Clouds Review: Rosi’s Travelogue Triptych Visits Napoli

by Barbara Goslawski
September 12, 2025
Reviews/TIFF

In Below the Clouds, Gianfranco Rosi turns his lens to Italy's Napoli region where Mount Vesuvius looms in a landscape rich with history.

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TIFF Wavelengths’ “Into the Blue” Invites Cinephiles to Take the Plunge

by Alexander Mooney
September 11, 2025
Reviews/TIFF

The short film series Into the Blue inspires cinephiles to explore new waters in the Wavelengths series of the Toronto International Film Festival.

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