TIFF

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  Dredd

  Pete Travis

  PUBLISHED Sep 6, 2012

  Do yourself a favour: if you've seen 1995's tremendously hokey Judge Dredd starring Sylvester Stallone, purge all memories immediately and...

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  Looper

  Rian Johnson

  PUBLISHED Sep 6, 2012

  Try something new, break the self-destructive cycle of repetition — that's the point of idiosyncratic writer/director Rian Johnson's...

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  Peddlers

  Vasan Bala

  PUBLISHED Sep 6, 2012

  Funded entirely by a Facebook campaign, Mumbai director Vasan Bala's feature film debut is a pioneer in a variety of ways. In addition to d...

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  Inescapable

  Ruba Nadda

  PUBLISHED Sep 6, 2012

  Though more or less universally received, Ruba Nadda's 2009 TIFF "Best Canadian Feature Film," Cairo Time, was occasionally criticized for...

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  No

  Pablo Larrain

  PUBLISHED Sep 6, 2012

  Completing his trilogy on the 17-year presidential regime of Augusto Pinochet, Chilean director Pablo Larrain's No explores the 1988 plebis...

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  Juan of the Dead

  Alejandro Brugues

  PUBLISHED Sep 23, 2011

  Much more than a knock-off or parody of Shaun of the Dead, this Cuban descendant of Romero has a casual mean streak and obvious political b...

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  Smuggler

  Katsuhito Ishii

  PUBLISHED Sep 23, 2011

  Commencing with maudlin strings scoring a dramatic pan across a city's waterfront, tonal miscues hinder what is otherwise an often wildly e...

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  Jeff, Who Lives At Home

  Jay and Mark Duplass

  PUBLISHED Sep 23, 2011

  Never before have I heard such an impassioned examination of the message behind M. Night Shyamalan's shark-jumping third film, Signs. To b...