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Sidra Jafri NOW Toronto Oct 9, 2026 While I’m not sure if he would enjoy the attention and praise he received due to his efforts and Run Terry Run, Terry surely would be proud of the impact he had and the amount of money raised so far for cancer research. Go to Full Review Run Terry Run (2026) 92% - -

Patricia Dolor NOW Toronto Oct 9, 2026 These stories carry great depth, although At Night only allows us to glimpse their surfaces. The film opens emotional doors without always walking through them, moving away just as a character’s life comes into focus. Go to Full Review At Night (2026) - - - -

Eva Zhu NOW Toronto Sep 29, 2026 4/5 Fei’s and Kai’s shared passion for music adds a much needed thread of humanity and hope in an otherwise hard watch. Although, the writers may have glossed over the realities of learning an instrument. Go to Full Review The Violinist (2026) - - - -

Eva Zhu NOW Toronto Sep 29, 2026 4/5 A hopeful note full of promise for Juan’s future; the film is still a sobering magnifying glass into the devastation China’s one-child policy caused millions of children—particularly girls—who deserved a future that was ripped away from them. Go to Full Review A Girl Unknown (2025) - - - -

Patricia Dolor NOW Toronto Sep 29, 2026 4/5 I didn’t expect a film about Parkinson’s disease to make me laugh as much as Onwards and Sideways did. What stayed with me, though, was how much care Tony and Emma show each other as their lives change. Go to Full Review Onwards and Sideways (2026) 100% - -

Aliya Karimjee NOW Toronto Sep 29, 2026 4.5/5 Let’s be honest, Adam is an accurate depiction of the horrors many people experience while dating. Go to Full Review Everybody Wants to F*ck Me (2026) 63% - -

Aliya Karimjee NOW Toronto Sep 21, 2026 4/5 Overall, it was a nice feel-good movie with lots of girl group songs that made you want to sing along. ​ Go to Full Review Girl Group (2026) 37% - -

Eva Zhu NOW Toronto Sep 15, 2026 4/5 It's awe-inspiring to see someone who has lived through several lifetimes of traumatic experiences continue to fight for a better future for herself and for every generation of athletes that come after her. Go to Full Review Rapinoe (2026) - - - -

Sidra Jafri NOW Toronto Sep 14, 2026 Heder handled the task beautifully, creating yet another beautiful film centered around representation for folks with disabilities and other marginalized communities. Go to Full Review Being Heumann (2026) 84% - -

Karen Bliss NOW Toronto Aug 19, 2026 Green Day fans will get the biggest kick out of it, but you don’t have to be a diehard to appreciate Kirk’s message behind the madness: friendship, music, youthful stupidity and chasing your dreams. Go to Full Review Nimrods (2025) 72% - -

Karen Bliss NOW Toronto Jul 21, 2026 The female leads are captivating, Australian Angourie Rice as Fanny, awkward and inexperienced, who is captivated and jealous of Cécile, played by American newcomer Mallori Johnson. I Go to Full Review Steal Away (2025) 85% - -

Rachel West NOW Toronto Jul 20, 2026 Equal parts hilarious, tense, and savage, Send Help is a wild ride that leaves the audience cheering, and maybe checking your own office politics. Go to Full Review Send Help (2026) 92% - -

Rachel West NOW Toronto Jul 20, 2026 Despite its flaws, Scream 7 remains required viewing for series completists. It’s not the franchise at its sharpest, but nostalgia will carry it a long way. Go to Full Review Scream 7 (2026) 29% - -

Rachel West NOW Toronto Jul 20, 2026 With its meticulous sound design, undertone is truly an experience meant to be seen – and heard. Go to Full Review The Undertone (2025) 74% - -

Beatriz Ferreira NOW Toronto May 5, 2026 All in all, the documentary is a great way to reflect on the city’s evolution and celebrate as the tower that decorates its skyline completes another milestone. Go to Full Review The Tower That Built a City (2026) - - - -

Blaize Exeter NOW Toronto Nov 6, 2025 4/5 The humour and levity, in contrast with the more intense moments, keep you engaged throughout, and I thoroughly recommend experiencing Urchin in a theatre. Go to Full Review Urchin (2025) 96% - -

Beatriz Ferreira NOW Toronto Sep 15, 2025 4/5 You’ll be pleasantly surprised with this behind-the-scenes look into Toronto’s only two-Michelin-star chef’s charismatic personality, which reveals delicious flavours and deep reflections on excellence and loneliness. Go to Full Review Still Single (2025) - - - -

Neesa McRae-McNicholls NOW Toronto Sep 15, 2025 4/5 A nostalgic and artistic mediation on the complexities of identity, interconnection, and time – or lack-thereof. Go to Full Review 100 Sunset (2025) 100% - -

Patricia Dolor NOW Toronto Sep 15, 2025 4/5 Reflects the reality of countless people who struggle in silence, reminding us that there is a quiet beauty in simply surviving each day. Go to Full Review Butterfly on a Wheel (2025) - - - -

Neesa McRae-McNicholls NOW Toronto Sep 12, 2025 3.5/5 The documentary was directed in a “classic-sit-down” style, keeping the audience at eye level with each individual on screen. This approach created an intimate atmosphere, one that felt like having a conversation at home. It felt real. Go to Full Review Canceled: The Paula Deen Story (2025) - - - -