With deadpan humor and an observational style that’s peppered with an existential twist, the film is surreal, awkward, and very, very strange.
Category: TIFF
“Mother, Couch”
A challenging film that’s more interested in setting an overall existential mood than presenting an engaging narrative.
“Four Daughters”
A masterful documentary about sisterhood, motherhood, rebellion, memory, and the agony that thrives with inherited trauma.
“Stamped From the Beginning”
An ambitious, challenging documentary about the origins of racist ideas and sentiment, this film feels like it should be required viewing for everyone.
“Biosphere”
Funny, horrific, and filled with jaw-dropping, “WTF!?” moments, this boundary-pushing film is guaranteed to get you talking — a lot.
“American Fiction”
Provocative, challenging, and full of biting satire, this is a quality film: but it also feels like one that people will pretend to like a whole lot more than they actually do.
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