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114 articles available in total starting from 18/02/2026. Last article published on 28/09/2026.

Review: Krux

Review: Krux

In her feature debut, set at the end of World War II, Tony Vahl creates a heady sense of quiet terror around the story of a village encouraged to mass suicide by local leaders  

21/09 | San Sebastián 2026 | Competition

Review: Arne Goes to Space

Review: Arne Goes to Space

Lars Vega’s feature debut turns an alien landing in northern Sweden into a gleefully silly, deadpan tale of brotherhood, mortality and household chores  

21/09 | Toronto 2026 | Discovery

Review: The Smell of Apples

Review: The Smell of Apples

John Trengove takes us into the heart of Apartheid-era South Africa with his third feature, homing in on the perspective of an Afrikaner military family  

21/09 | Toronto 2026 | Platform

Review: Idda

Review: Idda

Irene Dionisio’s second feature turns a reunion between two childhood friends into a delicate, visually assured study of memory, distance and the strange ways in which affection survives change  

21/09 | Toronto 2026 | Platform

Review: Masc

Review: Masc

Bertil Nilsson’s feature debut is a slyly comic study of a young man negotiating his neurodiversity, masculinity and queerness  

18/09 | Toronto 2026 | Platform

Review: A Long Winter

Review: A Long Winter

Another masterfully told ghost story by Andrew Haigh follows a mysterious disappearance during a winter in 1950s Colorado  

18/09 | Toronto 2026 | Special Presentations

Review: In Alaska

Review: In Alaska

In Jaap van Heusden and Vinnie Karetak’s chilly and tense survival thriller, an Inuk teenager is pursued by an FBI agent after an accidental pipeline attack  

18/09 | Toronto 2026 | Special Presentations

Review: Head to Head

Review: Head to Head

Ghasideh Golmakani’s debut turns a film shoot into a realist, absurdly comic confrontation with patriarchy, censorship and the gendered politics of representation  

18/09 | Toronto 2026 | Discovery

Review: Salvation

Review: Salvation

Tom Nicoll’s darkly comic debut feature examines how online life coaching turns borrowed hope into a ruinous business model  

18/09 | Toronto 2026 | Discovery

Tony Vahl • Director of Krux

Interview: Tony Vahl • Director of Krux

“I reflected on how it’s so easy to say yes to everything, but also how powerful it is to say no against the masses”

The writer-director shares her approach to her dark debut feature, an entanglement of moral dilemmas in a rural German village at the end of World War II  

18/09 | Toronto 2026 | Discovery

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