Festival reviews – Page 201
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Reviews'Kissing Candice': Toronto Review
Northern Ireland’s Aoife McArdle makes her feature film debut
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Reviews'Breathe': Toronto Review
Andy Serkis’ directorial debut tells the worthy real life story of responaut Robin Cavenish
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Reviews'Mom And Dad': Toronto Review
Down and dirty pulp pleasure with Nicolas Cage and Selma Blair
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Reviews'The Seen And Unseen': Toronto Review
Kamila Andini’s Indonesia-set story of a broken bond between twins is softly reminiscent of the works of Apichatpong Weerasethakul.
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Reviews'Battle Of The Sexes': Toronto Review
Emma Stone takes on Steve Carell for this real-life story of the tennis match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs in 1973
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Reviews'Woman Walks Ahead': Toronto Review
A sturdy, well-crafted film about the final days of the Wild West starring Jessica Chastain and Michael Greyeyes
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Reviews'The Mountain Between Us': Toronto Review
Idris Elba and Kate Winslet headline Hany Abu-Assad’s English-language foray
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Reviews'Disobedience': Toronto Review
Rachel Weisz and Rachel McAdams star in Sebastian Leilo’s North London-set drama
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Reviews'Submergence': Toronto Review
Alicia Vikander and James McAvoy star in the latest from Wim Wenders.
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Reviews'If You Saw His Heart': Toronto Review
Gael Garcia Bernal headlines a film which is ’expressionistic to the point of incoherence’
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Reviews'Breath': Toronto Review
Simon Baker’s directorial debut is an effectionate portrayal of boyhood in 1970s Australia
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Reviews'Chappaquiddick': Toronto Review
A defining moment for Ted Kennedy is brought back to life by director John Curran
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Reviews'The Brawler': Toronto Review
An unusual Indian boxing film from the director of ‘Gangs of Wasseypour’
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Reviews'Scotty And The Secret History Of Hollywood': Toronto Review
Engaging and colourful documentary about legendary Hollywood sexual fixer Scotty Bowers
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Reviews'Brad's Status': Toronto Review
A career-high performance from Ben Stiller fuels this poignant character study.
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Reviews'Mary Shelley': Toronto Review
Elle Fanning and Douglas Booth headline cinema’s latest version of the creation of Frankenstein
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Reviews'I Love You, Daddy': Toronto Review
Comedien Louis C.K. pays homage to Woody Allen in a black-and-white film starring himself, Chloe Grace Moretz and John Malkovich
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Reviews'The Children Act': Toronto Review
Emma Thompson stars in Ian McEwan’s adapation of his own novel opposite ’Dunkirk’’s Fionn Whitehead
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Reviews'What Will People Say': Toronto Review
A Pakistani teen living in Oslo struggles to conform to her family’s expectations