TIFF 2024: all the latest movie reviews from Toronto
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A regularly updated stream of everything we see. For much of the film industry, the beginning of September means one thing: it’s time to head to Toronto. We’re on the ground once again at the Toronto International Film Festival, better known as TIFF, which has been home to some notable premieres over the years. But this time, we’re covering things a little differently — and it’s going to get pretty busy. This page will be home to all of our thoughts on the many films we’ll be watching, sort of like a running live blog full of small reviews (and a few big ones) of everything we see.
And there’s a lot to check out in 2024. That includes Francis Ford Coppola’s controversial Megalopolis; Mike Flanagan’s latest Stephen King adaptation, The Life of Chuck; Marielle Heller’s oddball comedy / horror flick Nightbitch; the postapocalyptic family film The Wild Robot from Chris Sanders; and whatever the heck Rumours actually is.
The festival runs from now through September 15th, so stay tuned here for all of the latest.
Photo by Mathew Tsang / Getty Images
A regularly updated stream of everything we see.
For much of the film industry, the beginning of September means one thing: it’s time to head to Toronto. We’re on the ground once again at the Toronto International Film Festival, better known as TIFF, which has been home to some notable premieres over the years. But this time, we’re covering things a little differently — and it’s going to get pretty busy. This page will be home to all of our thoughts on the many films we’ll be watching, sort of like a running live blog full of small reviews (and a few big ones) of everything we see.
And there’s a lot to check out in 2024. That includes Francis Ford Coppola’s controversial Megalopolis; Mike Flanagan’s latest Stephen King adaptation, The Life of Chuck; Marielle Heller’s oddball comedy / horror flick Nightbitch; the postapocalyptic family film The Wild Robot from Chris Sanders; and whatever the heck Rumours actually is.
The festival runs from now through September 15th, so stay tuned here for all of the latest.