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Sundown: Uncertainty Exalts Director Michel Franco’s Singular Mexican-Set Drama

Sundown: Uncertainty Exalts Director Michel Franco’s Singular Mexican-Set Drama

By Kim Hughes

ReviewJim SlotekApril 6, 2022TIFF 2021, Sundown, Michel Franco, Tim Roth, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Iazua Larios, Mexican film, DramaComment

Bergman Island: Ingmar's Spirit Hangs Over Lovely Film about Relationships, Creativity

Bergman Island: Ingmar's Spirit Hangs Over Lovely Film about Relationships, Creativity

By Karen Gordon

ReviewJim SlotekOctober 14, 2021Bergman Island, Mia Hansen-Løve, Vicky Krieps, Tim Roth, Mia Wasikowska, Ingmar Bergman, Film within a film, Anders Danielsen LieComment

TIFF ’21 Capsule Reviews, Round Eight

By Jim Slotek, Linda Barnard, Thom Ernst, Karen Gordon, Kim Hughes, Liam Lacey, and Bonnie Laufer

ReviewJim SlotekSeptember 17, 2021TIFF 2021, Ahed's Knee, Sundown, Julia, TIFF Docs, Special Presentations, Tim Roth, Julia Child, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Nadav Lapid, Michel Franco, The Devil's DriversComment

TIFF ’21 Capsule Reviews, Round Five

By Jim Slotek, Linda Barnard, Thom Ernst, Karen Gordon, Kim Hughes, Liam Lacey, and Bonnie Laufer

The Misfits: Politically Dubious Actioner Offers Big Agenda, Little Escapism

The Misfits: Politically Dubious Actioner Offers Big Agenda, Little Escapism

By Liam Lacey

ReviewJim SlotekJuly 12, 2021The Misfits, Renny Harlin, Pierce Brosnan, Nick Cannon, Tim Roth, Action, Heist films, Middle EastComment

The Song of Names: Powerful music and occasional profundity overcome Holocaust drama's narrative slog

By Jim Slotek

ReviewJim SlotekDecember 22, 2019François Girard, The Song of Names, The Red Violin, Thirty Two Short Films About Glenn Gould, Norman Lebrecht, Jakub Kotynski, Stanley Townsend, Misha Handley, Clive Owen, Tim Roth, Catherine McCormack, Howard Shore, Jonah Hauer-King, Jeffrey Caine, Holocaust dramaComment

Your weekend preview: What to see (and what to skip) in theatres this week

By Original-Cin Staff

Luce: Race, privilege, high school and suspicion make for a provocative brew in this worthy stage adaption

By Karen Gordon

ReviewJim SlotekAugust 7, 2019Luce, Race and privilege, Mixed race adoptions, Third World adoptees, J.C. Lee, Plays adapted as films, Kelvin Harrison Jr., Naomi Watts, Octavia Spencer, Tim Roth, Norbert Leo ButzComment