An interview with Matt Zoller Seitz Read More
Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood, a melancholy elegy with a fairy tale at its core, is a work of surprises, from an unconventional structure to stylistic flourishes to a cartoonishly outrageous denouement. Read More
"In the real world, not the movie world, there was just a lot of support amongst all the girls on set." Read More
Although The Terror frequently builds itself around the isolation of its characters, with wide shots of lithic tundras stretching as far as the eye can see, it’s so often about their connection too. Read More
Charles Bramesco attends TIFF. Read More
It’s brilliant, on a meta level, to let Molly's Game falter for the same reasons Molly does. Read More
"I’ve gotten better at letting it go, but something like that scene sort of stays with you for a bit. It’s hard to shake that off after the work is done. It definitely involved a really long hot shower and maybe a bath and a martini or something." Read More
"I think all of my characters, even Kate in 45 Years, are the same. They are isolated people—and they are outsiders." Read More
For someone raised on a steady diet of classical Hollywood musicals, I Love Melvin is an enigmatic object. Read More
Ashley M. Pérez García on watching Songs from the Second Floor from Puerto Rico, in the aftermath of Hurricane María. Read More
"All of life's riddles are answered in the movies." —Steve Martin, Grand Canyon Read More
"While this critic’s average number of films taken in at the TIFF usually hovers around 30, the 2018 festival delivered the highest percentage yet of selections I could recommend in good faith." Read More