All Special Presentations articles – Page 6
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Reviews'Gloria Bell': Toronto Review
Julianne Moore shines as a woman searching for happiness in modern LA
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Reviews'Red Joan': Toronto Review
Judi Dench and Sophie Cookson take turns playing a communist agent who plied her trade for over 40 years
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Reviews'Hotel Mumbai': Toronto Review
Dev Patel heads a strong cast in Anthony Maras’ solid dramatisation of the 2008 India terrorist attacks
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Reviews'The Front Runner': Toronto Review
Hugh Jackman stars as the 1987 Presidential candidate Gary Hart in Jason Reitman’s political drama
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Reviews'Greta': Toronto Review
An unexpectedly camp thriller from Neil Jordan benefits from an eye-raising performance from Isabelle Huppert
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Reviews'The Fall Of The American Empire': Toronto Review
A big-hearted caper from Denis Arcand, 30 years after ‘The Decline of the American Empire’
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Reviews'22 July': Venice Review
Paul Greengrass sensitively depicts the 2011 terrorist attacks in Norway
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FeaturesToronto 2018 preview: Screen's guide to the Special Presentations
New films from Xavier Dolan, Sam Taylor-Johnson and Naomi Kawase all feature.
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Reviews'Marrowbone': Toronto Review
A young family share their home with a malevolent spirit in the atmospheric debut of screenwriter Sergio G Sanchez
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Reviews'The Guardians': Toronto Review
Slow-burning, potent period drama from the director of ‘Of Gods And Men’
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Reviews'Unicorn Store': Toronto Review
Brie Larson makes her directorial debut with a sweet story about growing up and accepting reality
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Reviews'Hostiles': Toronto Review
A journey from New Mexico to Montana is at the heart of Scott Cooper’s brooding western.
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Reviews'Roman J. Israel, Esq': Toronto Review
Denzel Washington stars in director Dan Gilroy’s follow-up to ‘Nightcrawler’
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Reviews'Disobedience': Toronto Review
Rachel Weisz and Rachel McAdams star in Sebastian Leilo’s North London-set drama
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Reviews'Submergence': Toronto Review
Alicia Vikander and James McAvoy star in the latest from Wim Wenders.
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Reviews'Breath': Toronto Review
Simon Baker’s directorial debut is an effectionate portrayal of boyhood in 1970s Australia
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Reviews'The Current War': Toronto Review
Sparks fail to fly for Benedict Cumberbatch or Michael Shannon in this stodgy drama about the pioneers of electricity