Toronto Film Festival | Little White Lies

Toronto Film Festival

Soldiers in camouflage uniforms and helmets, one soldier wearing glasses stands in the centre.
Festivals

Snowden – first look review

by Elena Lazic

Despite Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s best efforts, Oliv­er Stone’s whistle­blow­er dra­ma feels com­plete­ly dis­con­nect­ed from reality.
A young woman with dark hair and a serious expression, wearing a black outfit.
Festivals

Lady Macbeth – first look review

by Elena Lazic

Flo­rence Pugh shines in this smart peri­od dra­ma from direc­tor William Oldroyd and screen­writer Alice Birch.
Woman with curly hair looking serious while driving a car.
Festivals

Amanda Knox – first look review

by Elena Lazic

This com­pelling true-crime doc pro­vides an intel­li­gent take down of media sensationalism.
Three men sitting together on a wall, laughing and relaxed. Warm lighting and a gritty, aged setting suggest a casual, informal scene.
Festivals

Free Fire – first look review

by Manuela Lazic

Ben Wheat­ley shoots for full-on fun with this sin­gle loca­tion ensem­ble action­er. And he scores. Big time.
Two figures with curly dark hair wearing dark clothing, one in a yellow top, against a dark background with lights.
Festivals

Nocturama – first look review

by Manuela Lazic

Bertrand Bonel­lo stuns with this cool­ly exact­ing, light­ly exper­i­men­tal take on the impulse mod­ern terrorism.
A group of cowboys in Western attire standing in a rural, natural setting.
Festivals

The Magnificent Seven to open 2016 Toronto Film Festival

by Charlie Theobald

Den­zel Wash­ing­ton stars in this west­ern remake, with many oth­er excit­ing titles announced.
Diverse crowd of people, some with arms raised, in a dimly lit setting.
Festivals

Stonewall – first look review

by David Jenkins

Direc­tor Roland Emmerich offers a laugh­ably tin-eared take on ​’60s gay counterculture.
Silhouette of a person swimming underwater in a vibrant green sea.
Festivals

Evolution – first look review

by David Jenkins

Lucile Hadži­halilović makes a tri­umphant return with this exper­i­men­tal sur­gi­cal hor­ror (with added starfish).
A man in a black shirt standing in a verdant outdoor setting, covering his face with his hand.
Festivals

Afternoon – first look review

by David Jenkins

Tsai Ming-Liang and his collaborator/​muse Lee Kang-Sheng have a long, deep con­ver­sa­tion about their relationship.
Flamenco dancers performing on street, wearing colourful traditional costumes with bright patterns and lively poses.
Festivals

In Jackson Heights – first look review

by David Jenkins

Leg­endary doc­u­men­tar­i­an Fred­er­ick Wiseman’s ode to cul­tur­al diver­si­ty is a bustling pro­file of New York.

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