TIFF ’25 | The Top Ten Films
TIFF ’25 brought the heat and the heart. From Hamnet’s haunting grief to The Furious’ martial-arts mayhem, these are the Top 10 films that defined the festival.
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Reel Reviews | Aki (TIFF ’25)
In Aki, filmmaker Darlene Naponse transforms the seasonal rhythms of Atikameksheng Anishnawbek into a meditative, dialogue-free portrait of land, memory, and resilience.
Reel Reviews | Bad Apples (TIFF ’25)
Saoirse Ronan anchors Bad Apples, a pitch-black comedy thriller that asks how far a teacher might go when the system refuses to help.
Reel Reviews | Wayward
Mae Martin’s series takes viewers into the sinister heart of a seemingly idyllic town, where Toni Collette’s chilling performance as the manipulative head of a “troubled teen” academy anchors a story steeped in secrets, control, and psychological dread.
Reel Reviews | Good Fortune (TIFF ’25)
Aziz Ansari’s Good Fortune blends broad comedy with heartfelt reflection as Keanu Reeves delivers a sly, self-aware turn as a bumbling angel whose meddling sets off chaos.
Reel Reviews | Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery (TIFF ’25)
Rian Johnson brings Benoit Blanc back in Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, this time unraveling a murder in a small Catholic parish where faith, power, and morality collide.
Reel Reviews | Fuze (TIFF ’25)
With a WWII bomb ticking beneath London and a daring heist unfolding above ground, Fuze is a high-stakes thriller that blends explosive spectacle with layered character drama.
Reel Reviews | Dinner with Friends (TIFF ’25)
Friendship is messy. Sasha Leigh Henry’s Dinner With Friends peels back the layers of love, betrayal, and resilience as eight longtime friends reunite for a series of dinner parties that reveal both the beauty and the fractures of adulthood.