TIFF: The Boss steps behind the camera for a ruminative performance film filled with old obsessions and a new spin on his classic brand of storytelling.
TIFF: Morffyd Clark and Jennifer Ehle are excellent in an intense two-hander about a creepy nurse who believes that her patients are possessed.
Keith Thomas’ debut doesn’t reinvent the horror playbook, but it’s a welcome expansion of its themes.
Based on a true story, this frustrating debut feature fails to explore the inner life of an astronaut who couldn’t adjust to life on Earth.
Michael Winterbottom takes down the mega-rich in a fashion industry satire that seldom shows its teeth.
“Harriet” doesn’t reinvent the biopic formula, but Erivo’s performance injects a palpable urgency to the material that makes up for missed time.
A wild tale of hockey, strippers, and beer-drinking bears, Gabe Polsky’s fun doc looks back at a team that tried to unite Russia and the US.
The director of “The Full Monty” returns with another light British charmer, this one about women who sing Cyndi Lauper to cope with a war.
Director Eva Orner’s documentary on Bikram Choudhury brings nothing new to light, but it’s an essential call to action.
Julian Fellowes returns to form with a cinematic event that will put fans in a royal dither while also providing the farewell they demanded.
Jackman plays the most human role of his career in Cory Finley’s masterful crime drama about the biggest fraud in high school history.
TIFF: Gregor Jordan’s adaptation of the Tim Winton novel offers appealing leads, but limp plotting and bizarre narrative twists hobble an otherwise hot love story.
