Toronto Film Festival Opens with Over 200 Films Including Disability Drama
The Toronto International Film Festival launched with a lineup of over 200 films, headlined by a drama addressing disability rights. Reviews highlighted sensitive performances in featured titles such as 'Faith,' though some critics noted narrative issues in the final act.
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‘Faith’ Review: Erin Doherty and James McAvoy Excel in a Sensitive Drama That Goes Off the Rails in the Final Reel
The actors play working-class Brits navigating the early stage of a relationship in this TIFF premiere from director Paul Andrew Williams.
By Leslie Felperin
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Most British directors track past the postwar redbrick council homes where the majority of lower working-class people live their relatively ordinary lives, untouched by crime, drugs and all the other cliches of life on the bottom rungs of the social ladder. These directors use such shots as shorthand, but Paul Andrew Williams — still something […]
By Damon Wise
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