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To our valued patrons of TIFF Bell Lightbox, Like you, we have been following the updates on COVID-19 closely. We have taken measures to help protect our staff and audience, including social distancing. Today, we take the extraordinary measure of closing TIFF Bell Lightbox, along with its programming, as of Continue Reading

They say to write what you know. The same thing can be said of films. You can always tell when a director is familiar or at least comfortable with the subject matter of their film. Here director and screenwriter Emily Ting (Already Tomorrow in Hong Kong, Family Inc.) has made Continue Reading

Certain parts of the UK have been tough for people to remain employed or even to get a job in the first place. Director Ken Loach (The Wind That Shakes the Barley, Hidden Agenda) has built his career upon working in the UK and making films featuring the lives of Continue Reading

Poland’s entry into this year’s Oscar nomination for International Feature Film is Jan Komasa’s (Suicide Room, Warsaw ’44). Just this week it was announced that the film made it to the shortlist of 10 out of the 91 submitted. It also screened this fall at TIFF, which is a good Continue Reading

Two very strong performances by the leads form the backbone of this relationship film. Liam Neeson and Lesley Manville make a film which could be totally depressing one that is an uplifting watch due to their highly believable turns as a middle aged couple who have settled into a sort Continue Reading