TIFF So Far: Why Are They Still Buzzing About That Elizabeth Holmes Doc From Telluride?
TIFF 2026: Amid crowd-pleasers like "I Play Rocky" and "Being Heumann," talk turns to the Nathan Fielder/Lance Oppenheim doc that isn't playing here The post TIFF So Far: Why Are They Still Buzzing About That Elizabeth Holmes Doc From Telluride? appeared first on TheWrap .
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) has seen a wide range of films over its first four days. The audience has responded with spontaneous applause during screenings like "Being Heumann" and "I Play Rocky." Despite not screening Nathan Fielder's "You Can See Everything," which premiered in Telluride, TIFF has hosted notable films like "Wild Horse Nine" and "Primetime."
Other festivals have claimed some of the top premieres, such as "Wild Horse Nine" and "Bunker." While TIFF's audience-lauded films can gain traction in awards seasons, recent successes include "Hamnet," "American Fiction," and "Belfast." The festival's top premieres, however, have yet to gain critical acclaim. Among the buzz, "I Play Rocky" and "The Debut" stand out, both starring Julianne Moore.
The festival has also seen strong performances from actors like Anthony Ippolito, Andrew Scott, and Mahershala Ali.
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