Undoubtedly essential viewing, this is the closest first-person POV possible to Gaza's frontlines.

Sometimes, a supernatural sighting is just the thing that can snap one out of a downward spiral.

Looking for love in the city that never sleeps is a Herculean feat, as seen in this feature film.

An eye-opening account of the risks and, ironically, the occasional payoffs of perpetuating a stereotype to get ahead.

There is a new reason to fear AI's growing capabilities in this action thriller.

A mother's commitment to her children never expires, as seen in 'Little Mother Lies.'

An inspiring, family-friendly sports documentary that will have you on the edge of your seat.

A witty, entertaining B-horror film that uses its kookiness to its advantage.  

Filmmaker Dmytro Hreshko enlists composer Sam Slater to remind the world of Ukraine's natural beauty. 

'Predators' challenges us to examine this uncomfortable topic in order to find humanity in its complexity.

Aiding in this daydream is the softly angelic score by composer Hania Rani.

Director Nick Craven skillfully captures every actor's nightmare in his sensational short film.

The summer box office numbers may have been lackluster, but these three TIFF films prove that we have a lot to look forward to this fall.

'East of Wall' is a quiet stunner that unearths a simple, beautiful subsect of American life.

Filmmaker Jimmy Drain blends the supernatural with a punk aesthetic in this gritty indie thriller.