Reel Reviews | Twinless
Two men meet in a support group for twinless twins, and what starts as emotional healing spirals into obsession, identity crises, and sexual tension.
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Reel Reviews | Play Dirty
Shane Black returns to the heist genre with Play Dirty, a brash, chaotic adaptation of Donald Westlake’s Parker novels.
Reel Reviews | Copper (TIFF ’25)
A mine worker’s quiet life in rural Mexico takes an unexpected turn when he stumbles upon a dead body in Nicolás Pereda’s Copper.
Reel Reviews | Ky Nam Inn (TIFF ’25)
In Leon Le’s Ky Nam Inn, a young translator and a widowed cook find solace in post-war Saigon. Subtle, poetic, and quietly haunting, the film trades melodrama for glances, silences, and unspoken longing.
Reel Reviews | Ruth & Boaz
Faith, love, and redemption meet in Ruth & Boaz, a modern retelling of the biblical story brought to life by Seriyah, Tyler Lepley, and Phylicia Rashad.
Reel Reviews | The Man in My Basement
Corey Hawkins and Willem Dafoe headline The Man in My Basement, Nadia Latif’s adaptation of Walter Mosley’s acclaimed novel.
Reel Reviews | Dead of Winter
Trapped in a frozen Minnesota wilderness, a grief-stricken loner becomes an unlikely hero when she stumbles upon a kidnapping in Brian Kirk’s icy survival thriller.
Reel Reviews | Still Single (TIFF ’25)
Still Single peels back the pristine surface of Chef Masaki Saito’s two-star Michelin world, revealing contradictions as sharp as his knife work.