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TIFF ’23: What To See at This Year’s Fest, Sept. 13

By Original-Cin Staff

Memoria: A Thai Master’s Latest Featuring Tilda Swinton and A Big Bang

Memoria: A Thai Master’s Latest Featuring Tilda Swinton and A Big Bang

By Liam Lacey

ReviewJim SlotekMay 13, 2022Memoria, Thailand, Colombia, Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Tilda Swinton, Art house movies, TIFF, Cannes, Sci-fi, Jeanne Balibar, Agnes BrekkeComment

The Capote Tapes: Truman Capote Doc Titillating and Weirdly Trying in Equal Measure

The Capote Tapes: Truman Capote Doc Titillating and Weirdly Trying in Equal Measure

By Kim Hughes

ReviewJim SlotekOctober 25, 2021The Capote Tapes, documentary, TIFF, Ebs Burnough, Kate Harrington, Sally Quinn, Dick Cavett, Colm Tóibín, Jay McInerney, 20th CenturyComment

Beans: Coming-of-Age Tale Inspired by Oka Crisis Tells Compelling Story Despite Some Bumps

Beans: Coming-of-Age Tale Inspired by Oka Crisis Tells Compelling Story Despite Some Bumps

By Thom Ernst

ReviewJim SlotekJuly 21, 2021Beans, Tracey Deer, TIFF, Kiawentiio, Woon-A-Tai, D'Pharaoh, Rainbow Dickerson, Violah Beauvais, indigenous films, Canada, Drama, Indigenous films and filmmakers, Coming of ageComment

Chantal Akerman Retrospective Explores Slow Cinema from Feminist View

By Liam Lacey

Preview, Review, ViewsNovember 1, 2019Chantal Akerman, TIFF, Retrospective, TIFF retrospectives, Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai de Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles, European cinema, Slow cinema, New From Home, News From Home: The Films of Chantal Ackerman, CannesComment

Ingmar Bergman… 21st Century Superhero? Arguing for a New Crusader

By Liam Lacey

TIFF retrospective: From hippie filmmaker to revered 'underrated genius,' Philippe Garrel's dramas reflect life

By Liam Lacey

Views, ReviewJim SlotekJanuary 26, 2018French auteurs, Philippe Garrel, Nico, Velvet Underground, TIFF, Retrospectives

Hope Springs in Finnish Director’s Crafty Refugee Dramedy

By Liam Lacey

ReviewDecember 7, 2017TIFF, Aki Kaurismäki, drama, comedy, refugees

The Shape of Water: Guillermo Del Toro’s Epic (and Wet) Love Story Freestyles to Brilliance

By Bonnie Laufer

InterviewDecember 6, 2017Guillermo del Toro, Sally Hawkins, Octavia Spencer, drama, fantasy, Toronto films, TIFF

The Disaster Artist: Life on 'Planet Tommy' (Wiseau)

By Jim Slotek

InterviewJim SlotekNovember 30, 2017The Room, Mockumentary, Comedy, TIFF, James Franco, Dave Franco, Tommy Wiseau, Seth Rogen

Living Proof: MS activist speaks out @TIFF on control of one's own treatment

By Steve Gow

InterviewJim SlotekSeptember 15, 2017documentaries, TIFF, multiple sclerosis, alternative medicine

Original-Cin TIFF Picks, Thursday, Sept. 14

By Liam Lacey, Kim Hughes and Jim Slotek

ReviewJim SlotekSeptember 14, 2017TIFF, Awards season movies, film festivals, independent films

Original-Cin TIFF Picks, Wednesday, Sept. 13

By Jim Slotek, Karen Gordon, Liam Lacey and Kim Hughes

ReviewJim SlotekSeptember 13, 2017TIFF, Awards season movies

Original-Cin TIFF Picks, Sunday, Sept. 10

By Liam Lacey, Karen Gordon and Jim Slotek

ReviewJim SlotekSeptember 10, 2017TIFF, Awards Season, Film festivals

INGRID VENINGER: DIRECTOR’S PORCUPINE LAKE A TIFF COMING-OF-AGE ENTRY WITH TEETh

By Jim Slotek

InterviewSeptember 9, 2017TIFF, Coming of age, Canadian film, indie films

Original-Cin TIFF Picks, Saturday, Sept. 9

By Kim Hughes, Liam Lacey and Jim Slotek

ReviewJim SlotekSeptember 9, 2017TIFF, drama, Comedy

Original-Cin TIFF Picks, Friday, Sept. 8

By Jim Slotek, Kim Hughes and Liam Lacey

Jim SlotekSeptember 8, 2017TIFF, Awards Season, Capsule reviews

Original-Cin TIFF Picks, Thursday, Sept. 7

By Kim Hughes and Karen Gordon

ReviewJim SlotekSeptember 7, 2017TIFF, Reviews, Award season

TIFF 2017: Whatever Your Passion, There’s a Film for That

By Kim Hughes

ViewsJim SlotekSeptember 3, 2017TIFF, Award season, independent films, film festivals

TIFF: Honey, they shrunk the festival!

By Liam Lacey

ViewsJim SlotekJuly 25, 2017TIFF, Awards season, Foreign films