Sebastian Brameshuber’s London is extraordinary, one of the best films at #TIFF26
easily the most moving film ever made in which a character gives a 5-minute monologue about why James Cameron’s Avatar is an unintentional Marxist masterpiece

Sebastian Brameshuber’s London is extraordinary, one of the best films at #TIFF26
easily the most moving film ever made in which a character gives a 5-minute monologue about why James Cameron’s Avatar is an unintentional Marxist masterpiece
A standout of the festival, LA BOLA NEGRA is a powerfully moving queer epic about love, legacy, and expression. The score and editing are phenomenal, deftly working to blend the ambitiously nonlinear triptych tale into a compelling and beautiful whole. #TIFF26
Read my #TIFF26 review of #AGoodLittleSoldier ⬇️
#AGoodLittleSoldier explores what it means to have to act antithetically to your role #TIFF26 imageryatthemovies.com/on-screen/ti...
AH GIRL definitely has charming, adorable and empathetic moments, but isn’t strong enough narratively or as an impressionistic work to really hold up for its full running time. #TIFF26
POSSIBLE LOVE is an almost impossibly layered story focusing on the intersection between two vastly different couples. Exploring class division, exploitation, and more, this lengthy Dekalog-inspired drama has a lot to unpack. #TIFF26
Moore’s character progression in #TheDebut is a remarkable, award-worthy performance #TIFF26 imageryatthemovies.com/on-screen/ti...
Part Ripley story, part mystery thriller, A TALENT FOR MURDER is a sexy and slick story of deception, identity, and process. Helen Mirren kills (take that as you will) as Patricia Highsmith and the chemistry between Ehrenreich and Cooke only adds to the film's enticingly dark charm. #TIFF26
Saw "Being Heumann" at #TIFF26 today. 2nd film of the festival so far, 3 more to go. What a powerful and incredible film! When that comes to streaming EVERYONE NEEDS TO WATCH IT!
Hudson at #TIFF26
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#Magazine presents an insightful portrayal of a foregone literary world and the hard lessons one sometimes has to learn. Read @sarahgopaul.bsky.social's #TIFF26 review
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SOUMSOUM, THE NIGHT OF THE STARS - One of the great pleasures of international cinema is its transportive quality. I may never visit Chad, but this enchanting film offered me a glimpse of that world, while introducing me to this idea of the mountainous landscapes becoming keepers of souls. #TIFF26 📽️
Lauren Miller Rogen's #TIFF26 comedy Babies is a funny and thoughtful approach to whether or not one should become a parent
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I saw Elsinore with an audience and I Play Rocky with the press, but I like the sad Hamlet movie's People's Choice odds #TIFF26
I wrote about Elsinore and why Andrew Scott is winning a damn Oscar #TIFF26
THE WORLD BEFORE is that kind of small stakes (though it may feel like BIG stakes for the young protagonists), finely detailed, seemingly effortlessly charming film that also provides a deep sense of place. Lovely. #TIFF26
#ZackSnyder might be onto something.
At the #TIFF26 intro for #TheLastPhotograph, Snyder joked about burning the film.
After the negative reaction the intimate, violent film received, it'll be fascinating to see if this #TIFF version is what mainstream audiences will see.