TIFF

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  Martha Marcy May Marlene

  Sean Durkin

  PUBLISHED Sep 15, 2011

  Being the more accessible variation on the recently ignored Happiness Runs, Sundance hit Martha Marcy May Marlene still strikes upon some k...

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  Wuthering Heights

  Andrea Arnold

  PUBLISHED Sep 15, 2011

  Removing the framing device and epilogue of Wuthering Heights (Emily Brontë's stark and unnervingly cruel ode to emotional turbulence and u...

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  Hick

  Derick Martini

  PUBLISHED Sep 15, 2011

  Even though Derick Martini's directorial debut, Lymelife, was somewhat clumsy, working mostly as a low rent Ice Storm that showcased the ta...

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  Think of Me

  Bryan Wizemann

  PUBLISHED Sep 15, 2011

  Continuing with his directorial trajectory of deconstructing the mythology of Las Vegas, revealing horrific realities beneath the exaggerat...

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  The Descendants

  Alexander Payne

  PUBLISHED Sep 15, 2011

  Now that Alexander Payne seems to have almost perfected his particular tonal balance of pathos and satire, his explorations of American mun...

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  A Happy Event

  Remi Bezancon

  PUBLISHED Sep 9, 2011

  Up until now, films dealing with a pregnancy have usually adhered to the rule of comedy rather than the reality of what parenthood entails....

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  Keyhole

  Guy Maddin

  PUBLISHED Sep 9, 2011

  The latest offering from Canada's favourite oddball, Guy Maddin, Keyhole is bizarre, discomfiting, grotesque and perverse. In other words,...

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  The Snows of Kilimanjaro

  Robert Guédiguian

  PUBLISHED Sep 9, 2011

  We all hope it never happens to us, but having to deal with an act of violence upon your home is never predictable and always traumatic. Th...