Toronto Film Festival | Little White Lies

Toronto Film Festival

Young woman in long brown dress, sitting on a gravestone and reading a book.
Festivals

Mary Shelley – first look review

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Elle Fan­ning is the star of the show in Haifaa Al-Mansour’s uneven biopic of the ​‘Franken­stein’ author.
A woman with dark hair wearing a green jacket is seated at a table in a dimly lit room, with several white objects, possibly eggs, in front of her.
Festivals

The Shape of Water – first look review

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Sal­ly Hawkins finds a scaly suit­or in Guiller­mo del Toro’s strange, sen­ti­men­tal snow globe fairy tale.
A young woman's face, with piercing blue eyes and crystals decorating her hair against a pale, ethereal backdrop.
Festivals

Thelma – first look review

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Some­thing dis­turb­ing lies beneath the sur­face of Joachim Trier’s head-scratch­ing latest.
A group of nuns in traditional black and white habits standing in a church.
Festivals

Novitiate – first look review

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Mar­garet Qual­ley plays a con­flict­ed nun-in-train­ing in this sen­su­ous dra­ma from direc­tor Mar­garet Betts.
A young woman's face, with piercing blue eyes and crystals decorating her hair against a pale, ethereal backdrop.
Festivals

New films by Joachim Trier, Greta Gerwig and Darren Aronofsky to premiere at the 2017 Toronto Film Festival

by David Jenkins

The first slate of films from this year’s line-up has been announced.
Two people, a man with a beard wearing a black leather jacket and a woman with windswept hair wearing a green jacket, standing on a beach with a bright blue sky in the background.
Festivals

Salt and Fire – first look review

by Elena Lazic

Michael Shan­non and Wern­er Her­zog reunite for this intrigu­ing and high­ly alle­gor­i­cal eco thriller.
Grim image of a man in tattered clothes cowering on the ground, with another shadowy figure looming over him in the dark, fiery setting.
Festivals

Deepwater Horizon – first look review

by Elena Lazic

Peter Berg comes up trumps with this patri­ot­ic and pul­sat­ing drama­ti­sa­tion of the BOP oil spill.
Elderly man in silver astronaut suit holds a container, surrounded by smoke or mist.
Festivals

Into the Inferno – first look review

by Manuela Lazic

Wern­er Her­zog goes head to head with the vol­ca­noes of the world in this new, globe-trot­ting doc.
A silhouetted profile of a human head against a bright blue background. The head features a distinct profile with a slight curve to the nose and a curved hairline.
Festivals

Moonlight – first look review

by Elena Lazic

This remark­able return to film­mak­ing by direc­tor Bar­ry Jenk­ins falls just a few steps short of genius.
Two animated animal characters, a koala and a lizard, sitting at a desk in a theatre.
Festivals

Sing – first look review

by Manuela Lazic

Brit direc­tor Garth Jen­nings turns his hand to an eccen­tric ani­mat­ed singing com­pe­ti­tion in this utter­ly delight­ful new work.

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