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.

Filmmaker Jack Serra uses one woman's grief as a vehicle for self-discovery.

A dystopian, 'Black Mirror'-inspired look at what artificial intelligence's future might look like.

If you're a fan of Celine Song's 'Past Lives' or Yasujirō Ozu's 'Tokyo Story,' you'll love 'One Night in Tokyo.'

This coming-of-age rom-com does a savory job balancing the comedy with authentic moments of enlightenment.

Shot in a gritty black and white aesthetic that emulates 16mm film, 'The Return to Why' is a lo-fi and spirited short.