TIFF Retrospective

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  Ugetsu

  Kenji Mizoguchi

  PUBLISHED Jan 26, 2013

  An interpretation of a selection of Udea Akinari's versions of ancient Japanese ghost stories as collected in his classic 1776 book, Tales...

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  ...And God Created Woman

  Roger Vadim

  PUBLISHED Jan 24, 2013

  French director Roger Vadim's 1956 feature (his first)—the film that launched the career of legendary beauty Brigitte Bardot—is...

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  The Makioka Sisters

  Kon Ichikawa

  PUBLISHED Jan 24, 2013

  Widely considered to be among the grandmasters of Japanese cinema, Kon Ichikawa displays a lot of deliberate restraint in his 1983 adaptati...

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  River's Edge

  Tim Hunter

  PUBLISHED Jan 23, 2013

  Generally, anytime a classroom discussion about history or literature arises within a film, the intention is didactic, inserting overt conn...

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  Ma Nuit chez Maud

  Eric Rohmer

  PUBLISHED Jan 19, 2013

  The fourth film of Eric Rohmer's Six Moral Tales cycle, Ma Nuit chez Maud, gave the French New Wave director a major boost in stature when...

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  A Man and a Woman

  Claude Lelouch

  PUBLISHED Jan 11, 2013

  Made when director Claude Lelouch was only 28-years-old with a mixture of colour, sepia and black and white film because of budgetary incen...

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  Youngblood

  Peter Markle

  PUBLISHED Jan 11, 2013

  If anything, the aggressively Conservative, formulaic hockey film, Youngblood, is a testament to the carefree indulgence and id impulse val...

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  Hiroshima, mon amour

  Alain Resnais

  PUBLISHED Jan 10, 2013

  After achieving near universal acclaim for the 1955 Holocaust documentary short, Night and Fog, French New Wave pioneer Alain Resnais was c...