Steven Spielberg's most personal movie, a gay musical fantasia about climate change and Portuguese firemen, a Florence Pugh drama that isn't tainted by gossip, the biopic of the greatest musical talent of a generation — the 10 best movies at TIFF22
We saw a lot over the eight days we were there, and the following titles were what stuck with us after the lights came up — and will undoubtedly stick with us long after the books have closed on TIFF ’22. From a groundbreaking portrait of a photography legend to a biopic on the greatest musical artist of our time [], these were the 10 best things we saw at Toronto this year. It felt great to be back.
— certainly lends his latest meta-drama a sense of urgency and regrettable currency. Yet it would be a masterwork regardless, as Panahi once again uses his situation to produce something that’s somehow life-affirming and deeply devastating. Unable to make movies in his own country, a slightly fictionalized version of the filmmaker skirts the ban by remotely directing a production in Turkey via laptop.
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