TIFF Review: ‘Bezness as Usual’
Bezness as Usual offers an frank study of a contemporary Muslim family as the different generations debate the teachings of Islam.
TIFF Review: ‘I am Not Your Negro’
Raoul Peck delivers an essential essay on race in America with I Am Not Your Negro.
TIFF Review: ‘Hissein Habré, a Chadian Tragedy’
Mahamat-Saleh Haroun's Hissein Habré, a Chadian Tragedy is a powerful study of healing and closure.
TIFF Review: ‘Mostly Sunny’
Sunny Leone is more exposed than she’s ever been in Mostly Sunny, Dilip Mehta's portrait of the porn star and activist.
TIFF Review: ‘Giants of Africa’
Academy Award nominee Hubert Davis returns to the basketball court with the inspiring feature documentary Giants of Africa.
TIFF Review: ‘Rats’
Morgan Spurlock's Rats is a rare doc that both informs and gets under your skin - a creepy-crawly tale about the insidious creatures.
TIFF Review: ‘Austerlitz’
Sergei Loznitsa's Austerlitz is an immersion in the absence of meaning, becoming a sort of nihilistic totem to the impossibility of understanding.
TIFF Review: ‘Into the Inferno’
Werner Herzog's Into the Inferno is a masterwork filled with stunning visuals and captivating environs as he explores the power of volcanoes.
TIFF Review: ‘Ta’ang’
Wang Bing's Ta'ang is a vivid document of lived experience, but as a feature documentary, it could use a bit more context or inquisitiveness.