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Kick-off TIFF watching the 2010 Official Selection A SCREAMING MAN.
Directed by Mahamat-Saleh Haroun, this Cannes Jury Prize-winning film is a poignant exploration of a father's heartbreaking choice amid the chaos of war and poverty in Chad. The film's dominant motif of water serves as both a symbol of survival and spiritual cleansing, with stunning visuals that contrast the harsh desert landscape against the backdrop of a country torn apart by civil conflict.
Watch this deeply humane and visually sublime portrayal of family life in A SCREAMING MAN on Fandor now!
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Part of our Toronto International Film Festival highlight, ANOTHER COUNTRY offers a profound critique of societal norms and personal betrayal.
Featuring early performances by Colin Firth and Rupert Everett, this forgotten British gem examines the impact of 1930s boarding school life on Guy Bennett’s political convictions. With Merchant-Ivory-esque painterly visuals juxtaposed against stark revelations of hypocrisy, this film stands as a groundbreaking portrayal of political disillusionment.
Experience this 1984 TIFF selection streaming now on Fandor!
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Shedding light on the lives of everyday people, we can't think of a better filmmaker to celebrate on Labor Day than Ken Loach!
Make the perfect double feature that honors the dignity and resilience of working-class life through the lens of Ken Loach’s masterful storytelling.
RIFF-RAFF and RAINING STONES are two poignant explorations of the struggles, hopes, and humor found in the lives of those often overlooked. Immerse yourself in these profound narratives that echo the true spirit of Labor Day, reminding us of the enduring strength and humanity in the face of hardship.
Streaming now on Fandor!
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Discover five timeless TIFF Selections free this month on Fandor!
To commemorate the 49th edition of the Toronto International Film Festival kicking off later this month, we have made five official festival selections from past editions of the festival free-to-watch this month. Reflecting TIFF’s enduring commitment to cultural diversity and narrative richness, this selection offers a glimpse into the festival's storied tradition of cinematic excellence and intellectual engagement.
Watch now on Fandor!
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Angora Ranch
A tender exploration of love and acceptance that transcends age and stereotypes, Paul Bright's ANGORA RANCH portrays the burgeoning romance between Justin and Jack amidst familial and societal challenges. With its gentle and sincere narrative, the film offers a refreshing portrayal of love that is both heartfelt and enduring, celebrating the beauty of true connection.
Sampo
A striking fusion of Finnish mythology and cinematic fantasy, SAMPO weaves an enchanting tale of heroism and dark magic. Directed by Aleksandr Ptushko, the film conjures surreal imagery and mystical landscapes, echoing its theme of cosmic struggle and malevolent darkness. With imaginative visuals and a striking use of color, Sampo emerges as a mesmerizing tapestry of mythological grandeur and occult spectacle.
Extra Terrestrial Visitors
A unique gem of EuroCult cinema, EXTRA TERRESTRIAL VISITORS is an audacious fusion of sci-fi, horror, and surreal comedy. Directed by Juan Piquer Simón, renowned for his cult classics Pieces and Slugs, this 1980s oddity crafts a chaotic narrative of alien encounters with a distinctively bizarre flair. Featuring a young boy’s unlikely friendship with a telekinetic extraterrestrial named Trumpy, the film juxtaposes eccentric characters and outlandish scenarios with strikingly imaginative visuals, culminating in a delightfully unconventional exploration of interstellar intrigue.
Ether
A compelling fusion of period drama and psychological thriller, Ether is a striking addition to Krzysztof Zanussi’s filmography. Set in the twilight of the 19th century, the film delves into the darker realms of scientific hubris through the tale of a doctor who subverts ether’s potential for malevolent purposes. Zanussi’s meticulous craftsmanship and profound direction infuse the narrative with both historical gravitas and a penetrating ethical inquiry into the fraught boundaries between science and morality.
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A 2021 Venice Horizons Award Nominee, WHITE BUILDING is an evocative tribute to modern life.
Set in Phnom Penh’s iconic White Building, this striking debut by Kavich Neang delves into the lives of twenty-year-old Samnang and his friends as they navigate their dreams amid the looming demolition of their home. Channeling the reflective style of slow-cinema masters like Tsai Ming-liang, the film juxtaposes vibrant youth with a hauntingly melancholic atmosphere, capturing a poignant search for identity in a transforming cityscape.
Watch Cambodia's official submission for the 94th Academy Awards, streaming now on Fandor!
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Part of our SCHOOL SUCKS collection, embark on a journey of self-discovery with STATIONS OF THE CROSS.
A stark and intimate portrayal of a young woman grappling with the rigid tenets of her devout Catholic upbringing, this film is a formally audacious critique of institutional repression. Emotionally resonant and deeply affecting, it delves into the complexities of faith and the harsh consequences of fanaticism.
Watch this Silver Berlin Bear winner from the Berlin International Film Festival, streaming now on Fandor!
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Wood and Water
A subtle exploration of identity and existential longing, WOOD AND WATER follows Anke, a retired church worker, as she travels to protest-ridden Hong Kong to reconnect with her son. Directed by Jonas Bak, this 2021 Berlin International Film Festival nominee delicately balances intimate character study with poignant reflections on retirement and global change, offering a meditative take on the personal quest for purpose amidst societal upheaval.
Dr. Lamb
A notorious entry in the Category III genre, DR. LAMB is a dark thriller directed by Danny Lee and Billy Hin-Shing Tang. With a chilling performance by Simon Yam, Dr. Lamb delves into the macabre world of a disturbed taxi driver whose grisly nocturnal activities involve the murder and dismemberment of young women. Noted for its exploration of psychological horror and its influence on subsequent films, this dark and unsettling narrative offers a profound look into the intersection of madness and violence.
River
A whimsical yet profound exploration of time loops, RIVER by Junta Yamaguchi, follows Mikoto, portrayed by Riko Fujitani, as she navigates a two-minute time loop that ensnares everyone at a historic inn in Kyoto. This inventive film blends playful storytelling with poignant reflections on connection and the passage of time, all captured through Yamaguchi’s fluid, single-take sequences. Beneath its lighthearted exterior lies a touching ode to community and the human need for pause in an ever-accelerating world.
Massacre At Central High
A potent blend of teen exploitation and raw social commentary, MASSACRE AT CENTRAL HIGH stands out as a provocative piece of 70s cinema. Featuring Robert Carradine and Kimberly Beck, René Daalder's film channels a gritty, unfiltered portrayal of high school dynamics that transcends its lurid title. More than just a horror flick, it captures deep-seated angst, offering a sincere exploration of power, revenge, and the cyclical nature of oppression.
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As part of our SCHOOL SUCKS collection, immerse yourself in the atmospheric world of SATAN'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Earning its place as one of the most memorable made-for-TV horrors of the disco decade, David Lowell Rich’s 1970s cult classic unfolds an intriguingly eerie narrative. Featuring future Charlie's Angels stars Kate Jackson and Cheryl Ladd, alongside the captivating Pamela Franklin—and, of course, Satan—this film reveals a chilling tale of deception and dark secrets.
Rediscover this forgotten gem, streaming now on Fandor!
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Delta Space Mission
A lost gem of 1980s Romanian animation, DELTA SPACE MISSION is a visually surreal sci-fi adventure. Set in the year 3084, the film follows Alma, a Modigliani-esque alien journalist, who finds herself in trouble when her ship's advanced computer brain develops an obsessive crush on her. Directed and written by Călin Căzan and Mircea Toia, Delta Space Mission offers a kaleidoscopic journey filled with psychedelic colors and all the quirky charm of early 80s animated cinema.
Heroic Times
A masterwork of Hungarian animation, HEROIC TIMES transforms the epic tale of a knight's tragic descent into despair into a mesmerizing visual experience. Based on János Arany's Toldi Trilogy, the film offers a poignant reflection on the decline of chivalry, as the brutality of war shifts from noble combat to the mechanized horrors of cannons and guns. Crafted with painstaking detail, József Gémes' hand-painted frames stand as a beautifully melancholy piece of historical pageantry, a must-see for those who appreciate animation as both art and epic storytelling.
Prague Nights
A hidden gem of Czech New Wave cinema, PRAGUE NIGHTS is a mesmerizing anthology that blends the supernatural with the surreal. Caught between Mod Sixties fashions and the haunting shadows of Medieval catacombs, this 1969 film weaves together four tales set in the enigmatic city of Prague, where ancient magic, alchemy, giant golems, satanic visitors, and otherworldly forces collide with the modern world.
Cat City
A beloved classic of Hungarian animation, CAT CITY is a vibrant blend of sci-fi and espionage that follows the unflappable mouse secret agent Nick Grabovsky, voiced by László Sinkó, as he takes on the sinister cat gang led by the metal-pawed Mr. Teufel, voiced by Miklós Benedek. Hiding beneath the guise of a colorful children's adventure, Béla Ternovszky's 1986 film delivers a punch of satirical humor and clever social commentary.
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