TIFF

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  The End of Time

  Peter Mettler

  PUBLISHED Sep 7, 2012

  At the moment, Peter Mettler is Canada's finest cinematographer, and one of the best in the world. In a national film climate rotten with s...

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  On the Road

  Walter Salles

  PUBLISHED Sep 7, 2012

  Into every generation, the affected children of the middle-class are born, each eschewing perceived notions of the mainstream in favour of...

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  Tower

  Kazik Radwanski

  PUBLISHED Sep 7, 2012

  Filmed almost entirely in close-up, Kazik Radwanski's feature film debut, Tower, is an exercise in stylistic experimentation, isolating us...

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  Pusher

  Luis Prieto

  PUBLISHED Sep 7, 2012

  A theory popular within the lexicon of film analysis – ostensibly, the sort of thing you'd find on an undergraduate film theory final...

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  Silver Linings Playbook

  David O. Russell

  PUBLISHED Sep 7, 2012

  David O. Russell makes a welcome return to quirky, psychological relationship comedy after the assured, but pandering Oscar-baiting of The...

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  Hotel Transylvania

  Genndy Tartakovsky

  PUBLISHED Sep 7, 2012

  The notion of the overprotective father has been played out on the big screen countless times, with Father of the Bride and Meet the Parent...

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  Rust & Bone

  Jacques Audiard

  PUBLISHED Sep 7, 2012

  Having been adapted from a series of short stories by Craig Davidson, Rust & Bone (Jacques Audiard's follow-up to the tense, but largely ov...

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  Hyde Park on Hudson

  Roger Michell

  PUBLISHED Sep 6, 2012

  The trailer for Hyde Park on Hudson provides a refreshingly straightforward litmus test for whether audiences should go see the film or not...