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.
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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 | 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.
Reel Reviews | The Fox King (TIFF ’25)
Fraternal twins bound by an unspoken language face abandonment, bullying, and the arrival of a mysterious teacher in Ming Jin Woo’s The Fox King.
Reel Reviews | Renoir (TIFF ’25)
Chie Hayakawa’s Renoir revisits Tokyo in 1987 through the eyes of 11-year-old Fuki, a sensitive child caught between her father’s terminal illness and the turbulence of growing up.
FilmGordon Radio | TIFF Recap
by Tim Gordon In the latest episode of Keeping It Reel with FilmGordon, we dive headfirst into the cinematic whirlwind of the Toronto International Film [read more]
Reel Reviews | Sink (TIFF ’25)
Breaking the silence around mental health in the Arab world, Zain Duraie’s Sink is a raw and moving Jordanian drama about a mother’s unyielding fight for her son.
Reel Reviews | Black Rabbit
Jude Law and Jason Bateman electrify as brothers whose New York restaurant becomes the backdrop for ambition, betrayal, and survival in Netflix’s new limited series.