Lots of Kids, a Monkey and a Castle | TIFF 2017
The title of this Spanish documentary says it all.
The title of this Spanish documentary says it all.
The intelligent and invigorating winner of the Grand Prix at Cannes makes its North American debut in Toronto.
Has the kids-in-competition documentary trend played itself out already?
An ideal introduction to French cinema from the 1930s to the ’70s, as well as a go-to resource for DVD collectors.
The most talked about American film at the festival.
Moving and modest, this was one of the highlights of the festival.
The cinematic answer to the eye-popping, Looney Tunes–exaggerated world of a graphic novel. Director Bong Joon-ho throws a lot of ideas and schtick onto the screen, and they stick.
The reclusive Jean-Luc Godard is everywhere and nowhere at Cannes this year.
The modern-day, rainy noir was one of the few genre films in this year’s competition, a cross between a courtroom and revenge drama.