September brings the Toronto International Film Festival, a period when some of my readers complain that I am preoccupied with movies, and a few think I may miss some skulduggery in transit politics.
Last year’s reviews (and indeed my spring batch from hotdocs) were incomplete for personal reasons. I may push short versions out the door at some point, or just leave that to history. The films that deserved to vanish without a trace have already done so, and those that deserved accolades have, mostly, seen them without help from me. I will try to do better this year.
Reviewed here:
- Pina *****
- Le Havre ***
- Urbanized **½
- Keyhole **½
- The Love We Make ***
- Land of Oblivion ***
- Barrymore ****
- Alois Nebel ***½
This covers days 1 to 3 of the festival.