TIFF’s Wavelengths program welcomes the narrative feature debut from John Torres and a textured road movie from Sebastian Brameshuber.

Yeon Sang-ho’s latest film investigates the intersection between technology and humanity within a twisty story of a mother’s reality torn between the past and the present.

Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s latest feature sees the prolific director taking on the jidaigeki film with careful precision and a moral center that resonates today.

Childhood friends mix pranks with an alien abduction to mostly entertaining effect in Kwok Ka-hei and Jack Lee Chun-kit’s silly extraterrestrial mystery.

Sébastien Vanicek takes the Evil Dead franchise into the world of French Extremity with an unforgiving, bleak approach and a cruel eye towards everything in its path.

Steven Spielberg’s latest film reflects on the current political climate within a predictably spellbinding science fiction adventure.

Shinobu Yaguchi’s latest film is a departure from the director’s familiar upbeat comedies as he digs into the horror genre with satisfying results.

Yeon Sang-ho’s latest thriller continues his fascination with religious fanaticism in a convoluted narrative of violence and faith.

James Ashcroft’s sophomore feature is another bleak examination of humanity through the unique lens of a retirement home held hostage by one of its residents.

Kwon Hyeok-jae’s continuation of The Priests franchise is a bleak but unremarkable exorcism film bolstered by its lead performances.

Robert Eggers’s latest film takes a familiar narrative and imbues it with terrifying imagery and unparalleled immersion.

M. Night Shyamalan's latest thriller leans heavy on the twists to create an entertaining cat-and-mouse manhunt to catch a crafty serial killer.