TIFF 2013
The Daughter
Thanos Anastopoulos
PUBLISHED Sep 2, 2013
The first few minutes of The Daughter, an unequivocal allegory about Greece's economic crisis, are fine, poetic and pointed: shots of fores...
Hi-Ho Mistahey!
Alanis Obomsawin
PUBLISHED Sep 1, 2013
Similar to her 2012 documentary, The People of the Kattawapiskak River, which detailed the housing crisis of the Awattapiskak First Nation'...
Empire of Dirt
Peter Stebbings
PUBLISHED Sep 1, 2013
The main problem with Peter Stebbings' first film since intimate vigilante deconstruction piece Defendor is that, more than anything, it fe...
The Invisible Woman
Ralph Fiennes
PUBLISHED Sep 1, 2013
As outlined in Claire Tomalin's 1990 biography, The Invisible Woman: The Story of Nelly Ternan and Charles Dickens, the titular "woman," Ne...
For No Good Reason
Charlie Paul
PUBLISHED Sep 1, 2013
When celebrities get together to celebrate one of their own, it can often be a self-congratulatory softball fest. Simply admiring the work...
Borgman
Alex van Warmerdam
PUBLISHED Sep 1, 2013
Just as he did with previous efforts like Grimm and The Last Days of Emma Blank, Dutch raconteur Alex van Warmerdam throws a few darkly com...
Jodorowsky’s Dune
Frank Pavich
PUBLISHED Sep 1, 2013
Frank Pavich's documentary on the widely speculated and discussed topic of Jodorowsky's planned version of Dune has a straightforward, line...
The Art of the Steal
Jonathan Sobol
PUBLISHED Sep 1, 2013
How can a movie involving the smuggling of biblical art in a large, pink, cubed vagina sculpture be so underwhelming? A stylish heist flick...