Toronto Film Festival | Little White Lies

Toronto Film Festival

Woman operating a sewing machine, sewing red fabric on a dark background.
Festivals

In Fabric – first look review

by Hannah Strong

Peter Strick­land spins a yarn about a very lit­er­al phan­tom thread in his most auda­cious and bizarre film to date.
Two people, a man and a woman, sitting on outdoor chairs in a grassy, wooded area.
Festivals

Beautiful Boy – first look review

by Hannah Strong

Tim­o­th­ée Cha­la­met deliv­ers a heart­break­ing turn as a meth addict strug­gling with relapse and rehabilitation.
Two individuals, a man and a woman, shown in a close-up portrait. The man has curly dark hair and is wearing a fur-trimmed jacket. The woman has short dark hair and is wearing a blouse. Both have serious expressions on their faces.
Festivals

White Boy Rick – first look review

by Caitlin Quinlan

New­com­er Richie Mer­ritt out­shines co-star Matthew McConaugh­ey in this grit­ty crime dra­ma about a real-life teenage FBI informant.
Two men embracing intimately in a dimly lit room.
Festivals

Boy Erased – first look review

by Ella Kemp

A mature cen­tral per­for­mance from Lucas Hedges anchors Joel Edgerton’s gay con­ver­sion ther­a­py drama.
Festivals

The Sisters Brothers – first look review

by Hannah Strong

Joaquin Phoenix and John C Reil­ly play gun­sling­ing sib­lings in Jacques Audiard’s warm-heart­ed west­ern adventure.
Couple in military uniform and formal dress smiling and raising a glass at a formal event.
Festivals

Kursk – first look review

by Elena Lazic

Direc­tor Thomas Vin­ter­berg and a for­mi­da­ble cast recre­ate the final hours of a real-life nuclear submarine.
A close-up image showing a person wearing a large, round, transparent helmet with reflective surfaces.
Festivals

High Life, If Beale Street Could Talk confirmed for 2018 Toronto Film Festival

by Hannah Strong

Claire Denis and Bar­ry Jenk­ins will present their lat­est work when the fes­ti­val kicks off on 6 September.
A close-up portrait of a man with a serious expression, his face illuminated by warm tones.
Festivals

Mom and Dad – first look review

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Nico­las Cage runs amok in this deli­cious­ly berserk com­e­dy-hor­ror about par­ents com­pelled to kill their kids.
A woman in a black dress and jacket standing in a supermarket aisle, examining a product on the shelf.
Festivals

Lady Bird – first look review

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Saoirse Ronan whirl­winds her way through Gre­ta Gerwig’s sub­lime direc­to­r­i­al debut.
Silhouetted figure stands in dark, industrial landscape at dusk with purple sky.
Festivals

First Reformed – first look review

by Elena Lazic

Paul Schrad­er returns to the fray with a media­tive mas­ter­work pow­ered by a stun­ning cen­tral turn from Ethan Hawke.

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