TIFF 2014

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  The Duke of Burgundy

  Peter Strickland

  PUBLISHED Sep 17, 2014

  Frivolous and fetishistic, British director Peter Strickland's third full-length feature, The Duke of Burgundy, is a feast for the senses....

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  Hyena

  Gerard Johnson

  PUBLISHED Sep 16, 2014

  In the myopic world according to Hyena, Gerard Johnson's second feature-length film, women are mostly just passive whores waiting to be res...

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  Love in the Time of Civil War

  Rodrigue Jean

  PUBLISHED Sep 15, 2014

  This year's festival has seen a trifecta of masterworks from Quebec directors in Xavier Dolan's Mommy, Stéphane Lafleur's Tu dors Nicole an...

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  My Old Lady

  Israel Horovitz

  PUBLISHED Sep 15, 2014

  It took over 50 years for long-time playwright Israel Horovitz to direct his first feature-length film. Sadly, My Old Lady — the cine...

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  X+Y

  Morgan Matthews

  PUBLISHED Sep 15, 2014

  It appears as if Asa Butterfield didn't experience any real growing pains between his star-studded arrival as the titular hero in Martin Sc...

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  Before We Go

  Chris Evans

  PUBLISHED Sep 15, 2014

  Chris Evans is not in an enviable position. After years spent playing hunky heartthrobs in miserable rom-coms (the Anna Faris-assisted What...

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  National Gallery

  Frederick Wiseman

  PUBLISHED Sep 15, 2014

  Frederick Wiseman's particular approach to the documentary form is an acquired taste. Unlike most of his peers, who organize their work lik...

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  99 Homes

  Ramin Bahrani

  PUBLISHED Sep 12, 2014

  Richard Carver makes a good living off of destroying other people's lives. As a realtor specializing in foreclosures during the housing cra...