About this time last year, someone in the know told me that The Toronto International Film Festival was getting close to point break (As in … Read More ›
Category: TIFF
News, views, and thoughts from the circus that takes over my home town every September. Films discussed are never rated.
I’m a pretty big fan of Stephen Soderbergh (TRAFFIC is one of my all-time top five movies). So it brought me much movie-geek excitement yesterday … Read More ›
I think I’ve made no bones about the fact that BLINDNESS is the movie I’m most looking forward to for the upcoming Toronto International Film … Read More ›
Toronto International Film Fest released its list of titles for the midnight madness programme, and as always they sound suitably disturbing. I must say though, … Read More ›
More news of titles coming to the Toronto International Film Festival today, including GHOST TOWN starring Ricky Gervais, ROCKNROLLA directed by Guy Ritchie, and in … Read More ›
Seems like it was just yesterday that I was closing the book on another Toronto Film Festival. Yet here we are…ten months later and ramping … Read More ›
So another Toronto International Film Festival is behind us…maybe now I can get back to watching movies at a normal pace! I had a great … Read More ›
What a difference a week makes. Last Saturday, I sat down to watch Anton Corbijn’s CONTROL knowing precious little about Joy Division. This week, I … Read More ›
No red carpet in sight…lots of tickets available…programmers getting into the Anti-Piracy-“Yarrrrgh“. It must be day ten. With day ten, come the leftovers. The good-looking, … Read More ›
After a while, you need to reset. After a string of exposing yourself to all sorts of new information, you find yourself needing to go … Read More ›
This one is going to be short and sweet – I really didn’t like MISTER LONELY ( * ). The movie is primarily about a … Read More ›
Thoughts on a Friday AfternoonSeveral signs are telling me that this year’s Toronto Film festival is almost done…the fact that this morning no cast or … Read More ›