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120 articles available in total starting from 16/02/2025. Last article published on 16/10/2025.

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Review: The Currents

Review: The Currents

Milagros Mumenthaler composes a symphonic third feature hinging on mental health and motherhood, which remains with you long after the credits roll  

11/09 | Toronto 2025 | Platform

Review: Forastera

Review: Forastera

The feature debut by Lucía Aleñar Iglesias offers a rare, nuanced look at grief and growing up  

11/09 | Toronto 2025 | Discovery

Review: Our Father

Review: Our Father

A new patient at a church-run rehab centre has to recover while navigating the ranks of a small community in Goran Stanković’s fiction feature debut  

11/09 | Toronto 2025 | Discovery

Review: Three Goodbyes

Review: Three Goodbyes

Isabel Coixet adapts Michela Murgia’s bestselling novel Tre Ciotole into a contemplative, if uneven, drama about love and loss  

11/09 | Toronto 2025 | Special Presentations

Review: Two Pianos

Review: Two Pianos

François Civil dazzles in Arnaud Desplechin’s excellent, sombre and tormented melodrama where the past and the present come together and collide  

10/09 | Toronto 2025 | Gala Presentations

Review: Bouchra

Review: Bouchra

Orian Barki and Meriem Bennani direct a surreal, animated autofiction musing on queerness, creativity and the North African diaspora  

10/09 | Toronto 2025 | Platform

Review: As We Breathe

Review: As We Breathe

Turkish filmmaker Seyhmus Altun’s debut feature chronicles a smouldering fire within a family, and the subconscious attempts of a father and daughter to prevent it from blazing  

10/09 | Toronto 2025 | Discovery

Alejandro Amenábar • Director of The Captive

Interview: Alejandro Amenábar • Director of The Captive

“This is the first film, after a thirty-year career, in which I address sexual identity, specifically homosexuality”

One of Spain's highest-grossing filmmakers discusses aspects of his new blockbuster, a historical drama in which he dares to present a new image of the famous writer Miguel de Cervantes  

09/09 | Toronto 2025 | Special Presentations

Review: The Fence

Review: The Fence

Claire Denis brings all the tumultuous, coded and unhinged strangeness of Bernard-Marie Koltès’ play to the big screen, dissecting the full spectrum of domination relationships  

09/09 | Toronto 2025 | Special Presentations

Cato Kusters • Director of Julian

Interview: Cato Kusters • Director of Julian

“We wanted the texture of the film to resemble the texture of memory and memories”

We met with the young Flemish filmmaker to discuss her first fiction feature, adapted from the book by the LGBTQ+ artist and activist Fleur Pierets  

09/09 | Toronto 2025 | Discovery

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