TIFF 2014

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  Ned Rifle

  Hal Hartley

  PUBLISHED Sep 10, 2014

  In the '90s, Hal Hartley was an indie film God. His humble, low-budget aesthetic, his propensity for verbosity, his pseudo-indulgent (albei...

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  Force Majeure

  Ruben Östlund

  PUBLISHED Sep 9, 2014

  Throughout his career, Swedish director Ruben Östlund has tackled stories that deconstruct social norms. He's primarily focused on the natu...

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  Kill Me Three Times

  Kriv Stenders

  PUBLISHED Sep 9, 2014

  While another TIFF feature may have found Simon Pegg searching for happiness by travelling around the globe, Kill Me Three Times — th...

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  The Theory of Everything

  James Marsh

  PUBLISHED Sep 8, 2014

  The Theory of Everything, James Marsh's adaptation of Jane Hawking's memoir, Travelling to Infinity: My Life with Stephen, mostly evades th...

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  Heartbeat

  Andrea Dorfman

  PUBLISHED Sep 8, 2014

  Andrea Dorfman's Heartbeat is a big step forward for the Halifax filmmaker, building on the strengths of her 2010 short How To Be Alone, wh...

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  Elephant Song

  Charles Binamé

  PUBLISHED Sep 8, 2014

  Charles Binamé's Elephant Song has accumulated a lot of buzz going into this year's TIFF thanks to a much-hyped performance by Xavier Dolan...

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  This is My Land

  Tamara Erde

  PUBLISHED Sep 7, 2014

  In structure and execution, Tamara Erde's freshman documentary feature This is My Land is very much like a social sciences thesis, starting...

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  Not My Type

  Lucas Belvaux

  PUBLISHED Sep 7, 2014

  Since directing the trilogy of films, On the Run, The Amazing Couple and After Life back in 2002, wherein the same characters were placed i...