Toronto Film Critics Association

Toronto Film Critics Association The Toronto Film Critics Association (TFCA) is a FIPRESCI-affiliated film critics society based in Toronto, Ontario.

This week's review roundup, brought to you by Original-Cin! 👍👍🔗 Visit TorontoFilmCritics.com for more member reviews.   ...
10/10/2026

This week's review roundup, brought to you by Original-Cin! 👍👍

🔗 Visit TorontoFilmCritics.com for more member reviews.

In this week's review round-up, RUN TERRY RUN inspires us, while we don't quite "like" THE SOCIAL RECKONING, and BLACK Z...
10/09/2026

In this week's review round-up, RUN TERRY RUN inspires us, while we don't quite "like" THE SOCIAL RECKONING, and BLACK ZOMBIE has some pretty good braaaaaains.

Movie reviews for Run Terry Run, The Social Reckoning, Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother, Once Upon a Time in the Middle East, California Schemin, and more!

From hidden gems to personal favourites, our new TFCA Critics' Picks screening series at Imagine Cinemas 🇨🇦 hopes to eng...
10/07/2026

From hidden gems to personal favourites, our new TFCA Critics' Picks screening series at Imagine Cinemas 🇨🇦 hopes to engage the Toronto film scene with our members' eclectic tastes.

The series begins at Imagine Cinemas Carlton Nov. 2 with Mark O'Brien's The Righteous, as selected by In The Seats, courtesy of Vortex Media.

🎟🎟 Get your tickets via Eventbrite. (Link in bio.)

From hidden gems to personal favourites, our new TFCA Critics' Picks screening series at Imagine Cinemas Carlton hopes t...
10/07/2026

From hidden gems to personal favourites, our new TFCA Critics' Picks screening series at Imagine Cinemas Carlton hopes to engage the Toronto film scene with our members' eclectic tastes.

The series begins on Nov. 2 with Mark O'Brien's The Righteous, as selected by Dave Voigt (In The Seats), courtesy of Vortex Media.

The Toronto Film Critics Association launches the Critics' Picks screening series at Imagine Carlton, beginning with Mark O'Brien's The Righteous on Nov. 2.

"Why do you act?"Nirris Nagendrarajah put the question to actors with films at TIFF this fall. Here are the 28 very diff...
10/06/2026

"Why do you act?"

Nirris Nagendrarajah put the question to actors with films at TIFF this fall. Here are the 28 very different responses for what drives them to inhabit their characters.

One question and 28 answers explore the many reasons why actors are inspired to dive into characters and explore new perspectives through performance.

Why do you act? 🎭Drawing inspiration from the Liɓération survey, "Why do you film?"  Nirris asked the actors at TIFF wha...
10/06/2026

Why do you act? 🎭

Drawing inspiration from the Liɓération survey, "Why do you film?" Nirris asked the actors at TIFF what drives them to step into a character's skin.

🔗 Get the full survey at torontofilmcritics.com

Tom Cruise might want to take some notes on camp from  ! 📚Our critics weigh in on this week's movies,  including  ,  , a...
10/04/2026

Tom Cruise might want to take some notes on camp from ! 📚

Our critics weigh in on this week's movies, including , , and the latest in the Year of Anne Hathaway, plus the TIFF coverage keeps rolling in.

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"You’re never sure until you get there."Michael Del Monte tells Thom Ernst about drawing authentic performances from a r...
10/03/2026

"You’re never sure until you get there."

Michael Del Monte tells Thom Ernst about drawing authentic performances from a real boxing family in TIFF Short Cuts winner FIGHT KID 🥊🥊

An interview with Fight Kid director Michael Del Monte on using his documentary roots to capture a warm yet gritty slice of realism.

From campy thrills in Verity, chilling reveals in NAZA, and a Tom Cruise that just sent Mike and Pam packing, our critic...
10/02/2026

From campy thrills in Verity, chilling reveals in NAZA, and a Tom Cruise that just sent Mike and Pam packing, our critics report on an eclectic week!

Movie reviews for Verity, NAZA, Digger, You Had to Be There, Beware Boiuna, Heel, The Sickling, and more!

In this week's review round-up, Robert Pattinson is a choice sleazebag in Primetime and the story of To Catch a Predator...
09/25/2026

In this week's review round-up, Robert Pattinson is a choice sleazebag in Primetime and the story of To Catch a Predator's Chris Hansen. 🍿

Movie reviews for Primetime, The History of Concrete, Forgotten Island, The Stunt Driver, Heart of the Beast, and the best films from TIFF.

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