Jacob Anderson’s ‘Bad Apples’ Divides Critics & Audiences On Rotten Tomatoes
A tale of a woman who takes a terrible secret into her home, and critics love it while audiences despise it.
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‘Before We Go’: Chris Evans’s Directorial Debut Gets Lost in New York Overnight
A comedy-drama wherein two strangers are caught within New York City overnight, each bound by a secret and a lie.
‘Angh’ Review: Toronto’s Platform Award Winner Is a Lush Lament for an Indian Tribe in the 1960s
A chief of the Konyak tribe guards his fading ways against western missionaries in a 1960s Indian tale of ritual and sorrow.
Rogen and Kendrick’s Babies Comedy Finally Treats Child-Free Couples With Respect, Not Punchlines
Babies is a comedy about child-free living that doesn't make it a joke. A review of the movie starring Anna Kendrick and Seth Rogen.
THR Sets Up Portrait Studio, Video Lounge and Live ‘Awards Chatter’ Recording at TIFF
THR's 14th TIFF studio captured A-list talent like Penélope Cruz, Naomi Watts and more, plus a live Awards Chatter recording.
Phoolan Review: Biopic Of India’s Bandit Queen Excels With Its Narrowed Focus
A tale of a girl named Phoolan, whose rage against a cruel world is rendered anew in this narrow chronicle of her final hour.
‘Re/Pair’ Pairs Black and Jewish Artists in a Toronto Talk Show About Their Fraying Coalition
A documentary pairs Black and Jewish leaders for talks on their troubled history, seeking repair through honest dialogue.
Toronto Reviews: Musk Doc Runs Long, Ali’s Thriller Delivers, Laika’s Wildwood Stumbles
A chronicle of TIFF 2026: a vast assemblage of motion pictures from across the globe, reviewed daily.
IFC Offloads TIFF Midnight Madness Entry ‘River’ to Blumhouse and Universal for $10M+
IFC sells TIFF horror thriller River to Blumhouse and Universal for over $10 million after a furious bidding war.
Jodie Comer and Harry Melling Star in Theo Rhys’ Divisive Musical ‘Stuffed’
A taxidermist and a forgotten worker seek love and remembrance in a tale of songs, dread, and a vast vat of mayonnaise.
Christopher Walken’s Undertaker Loses His Business Because Nobody Is Dying
A grim comedy of a town where death has ceased, wherein a grave man's granddaughter doth loosen screws and bring ruin upon the living.
Eleazar Carries Rock’s Searing Hollywood Drama As An Emmy Winner Whose Career Crumbles
Rosalind Eleazar shines in Chris Rock's grim tale of a fallen Emmy winner in Toronto.