The 51st Toronto International Film Festival has wrapped, and the winners are in. La Bola Negra takes the People’s Choice Award, while Theja Rio’s Angh wins the Platform Prize and a historic Oscar pathway.
After leaving work one night, Los Angeles attorney Jeff Mills and his colleague rescue a young, beautiful woman from an abusive boyfriend. Jeff soon becomes romantically involved with her and….
Our TIFF 2026 review of The Man I Love: Rami Malek gives a layered, defiant performance as an artist living with AIDS in 1980s New York in Ira Sachs’ warm, honest drama co-starring Tom Sturridge and Rebecca Hall.
Our TIFF 2026 review of Evil Genius: Courteney Cox directs a violent, darkly funny true-crime thriller starring Patricia Arquette in an awards-worthy performance and David Harbour, based on the bizarre 2003 Erie, Pennsylvania ‘pizza bomber’ case.
A closer, more skeptical look at the critical consensus around Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother — and why its emotionally manipulative storytelling and sidelined supporting cast deserve more scrutiny than critics have given it, especially set against the drubbing Practical Magic 2 received.
Netflix has released the full trailer for Animals, Ben Affleck’s dark new kidnapping thriller starring Affleck and Kerry Washington as a political couple whose son is taken, with an ensemble including Gillian Anderson and Steven Yeun.
What to expect on TIFF 2026’s seventh day: the final day of TIFF: The Market, Danny Boyle’s Ink, Pedro Almodovar’s Bitter Christmas, La Bola Negra, YAGA, and Margaret Qualley’s Love of Your Life.
Our TIFF 2026 review of The Debut: Julianne Moore delivers a career-best, Oscar-worthy performance as a suburban housewife who loses herself in a community-theatre role, in Jesse Eisenberg’s hilarious, emotionally precise dark comedy co-starring Paul Giamatti.
TIFF 2026 Day 6: Danny Boyle’s Ink and Penélope Cruz’s La Bola Negra premiere today, plus Rachel Morrison’s In Conversation talk, full screening lineup, and where to grab tickets.
A 5-star TIFF 2026 review of Prima Facie: Cynthia Erivo delivers one of the most outstanding performances of her career in Susanna White’s devastating courtroom drama.
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