TIFF Retrospective

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  The Devil's Advocate

  Taylor Hackford

  PUBLISHED Mar 5, 2013

  It's odd that throughout the '90s, the introspective indie drama was popular alongside some of the smuttiest, trashiest, camp thrillers eve...

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  Superman

  Richard Donner

  PUBLISHED Mar 5, 2013

  It's only fitting that the godfather of comic book superheroes as we know them was the first exterior underwear-sporting vigilante to recei...

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  Nobody's Fool

  Robert Benton

  PUBLISHED Mar 3, 2013

  Writer/director Robert Benton has demonstrated a career preoccupation with the nature of trust and the dangers of externalizing and perform...

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  Tokyo Drifter

  Seijun Suzuki

  PUBLISHED Feb 28, 2013

  Seijun Suzuki's most celebrated film is a bizarre experience, especially for the uninitiated. The workhorse director has a peculiar sense...

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  Violent Cop

  Takeshi Kitano

  PUBLISHED Feb 28, 2013

  Prior to focusing on aestheticism in film, but after his long time stint as television comedian "Beat" Takeshi, Kitano shifted his career i...

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  Dracula

  Francis Ford Coppola

  PUBLISHED Feb 27, 2013

  In part inspired by Bram Stoker's novel, and embellished with ideas from other incarnations of Dracula throughout the history of cinema, Fr...

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  Rise of the Planet of the Apes

  Rupert Wyatt

  PUBLISHED Feb 26, 2013

  Of the many possible parables and didactics that could have been injected into a Planet of the Apes origin story, it most likely wouldn't h...

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  The Innocents

  Jack Clayton

  PUBLISHED Feb 10, 2013

  In The Innocents, Jack Clayton's 1961 adaptation of Henry James' Turn of the Screw, some of the more ambiguous elements of the source text...