Toronto Film Festival | Little White Lies

Toronto Film Festival

Two men, one in a flight suit and the other in a leather jacket, talking beside an aircraft.
Festivals

Devotion – first-look review

by Mark Asch

Jonathan Majors and Glen Pow­ell star as Navy pilots in JD Dil­lard’s super­fi­cial ren­der­ing of America’s for­got­ten war.
A person with curly hair seen through a window in a dark room, their face partially illuminated by a source of light.
Festivals

Susie Searches – first-look review

by Ryan Coleman

Sophie Kargman attempts to expand her 2020 short film into a fea­ture-length pic­ture, with mixed results.
Smoky industrial chimneys emitting flames against a grey winter sky, with a lone person walking on a snowy beach in the foreground.
Festivals

How to Blow Up a Pipeline – first-look review

by Mark Asch

A group of activists take rad­i­cal action against cli­mate change in Daniel Gold­haber’s eco-thriller.
Two people relaxing in an outdoor swimming pool with a wooded background.
Festivals

My Policeman – first-look review

by David Jenkins

This com­pelling, queer-edged melo­dra­ma star­ring Har­ry Styles and Emma Cor­rin charts the fall-out of impos­si­ble passions.
A woman with short blonde hair sitting in a vehicle, with a thoughtful expression on her face.
Festivals

Causeway – first-look review

by Hannah Strong

Jen­nifer Lawrence plays an army vet­er­an try­ing to adapt to civil­ian life in Lila Neuge­bauer’s under­stat­ed fea­ture debut.
A well-dressed man and woman sitting at a table, smiling and enjoying a meal together in a cosy, dimly-lit restaurant setting.
Festivals

The Fabelmans – first-look review

by Mark Asch

This bit­ter­sweet rum­mage through the Spiel­berg fam­i­ly album sees the mae­stro deliv­er a late-career masterwork.
Vibrant painting depicting three African men with dreadlocks and tribal attire against a fiery sunset sky background.
Festivals

The best international genre films at the 2021 Toronto International Film Festival

by Erin Brady

Mer­ce­nar­ies and demon­ic encoun­ters fea­tured in some of the most inter­est­ing films that played at this year’s TIFF.
Two people, likely men, sitting on a wooden structure outdoors against a blurred background.
Festivals

One Second – first look review

by Daniel Schindel

A return to form for China’s Zhang Yimou with this tale of a vil­lage attempt­ing to restore a dam­aged movie reel.
A smiling woman with long, dark hair and bangs looks directly at the camera.
Festivals

Jagged – first-look review

by Sydney Urbanek

Ali­son Klay­man delves into the ori­gins and lega­cy of Ala­nis Morissette’s ground­break­ing album ​‘Jagged Lit­tle Pill’.
Two men seated on a sofa, one older man with glasses and one younger man.
Festivals

The Humans – first-look review

by Saffron Maeve

Stephen Karam adapts his own Tony Award-win­ning fam­i­ly dra­ma with the help of an impres­sive ensem­ble cast.

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