717 stories from front mezz junkies
A Frontmezzjunkies film review: James and Colin Krisel explore the messy collision of friendship, desire, and romantic idealism in a London-set love triangle. By Ross It’s a funny thing th…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw return for another round of spies, secrets, and gloriously twisted Christmas mayhem. By Ross When ‘Black Doves‘ arrived on Netfl…
A Frontmezzjunkies TIFF film review: Rodrigo Barriuso honours the queer elders who fought for their right to live openly, while exposing the failures of care systems that threaten their dign…
A Frontmezzjunkies TIFF film review: Hur Jin-ho examines the cost of challenging an official narrative, bringing a gripping political conspiracy thriller I knew nothing about to the screen. …
A Frontmezzjunkies TIFF film review: Siân Heder brings Judy Heumann’s extraordinary fight for disability rights to the screen, capturing the power of protest and the determination of peop…
A Frontmezzjunkies TIFF film review: Martin McDonagh unleashes his razor-sharp dialogue on political mischief, mortality and an extraordinary friendship in the surreal isolation of Easter Is…
A Frontmezzjunkies review: Aerosol mist, exposed torsos, and a five-person cast with a wicked appetite for theatrical chaos. By Ross “I wouldn’t scoff if I were you.” A rather ambitiou…
A Frontmezzjunkies review: A Gothic masquerade of opera, vengeance, and literary monsters returns in White Mills Theatre Company’s immersive horror experience By Ross Halloween in Toronto …
Frontmezzjunkies reports: The original cast and generations of performers reunite for a heartfelt celebration of Jonathan Larson’s enduring musical. By Ross I woke up the morning after wat…
A review of Playwrights Horizons’ Degenerates By Antonio In Degenerates, at Off-Broadway’s Playwrights Horizons, I was confronted by questions outside my comfort zone. How much empathy …
A Frontmezzjunkies TIFF film review: Lukas Dhont explores the fragile courage, private longing, and fleeting freedom found amid the horrors of the First World War. By Ross I could hardly wai…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: The Shaw Festival launches a three-year residency at Harbourfront Centre, bringing “Sleuth,” “A Christmas Carol,” and “Ohio State Murders” to Toronto au…
A Frontmezzjunkies TIFF film review: Rodrigo Sorogoyen explores how a celebrated filmmaker turns artistic ambition into an instrument of control over his estranged daughter. By Ross It all b…
A Frontmezzjunkies TIFF film review: One of my favourite visually poetic films at TIFF 2026, Serville Poblete’s “Sunburn” finds tenderness, humour, and the rhythms of a Toronto neighbo…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: ‘YAGA’ arrives on Crave as “Possible Love” and “A Talent for Murder” open in Toronto theatres on Friday, October 23, bringing three TIFF 2026 discoverie…
A Frontmezzjunkies TIFF film review: Anton Corbijn turns Patricia Highsmith’s meeting with a young publisher into a seductive game of murder, deception, and blurred identities. By Ross Pat…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: Joe Mantello directs Bruce Norris’s unsettling exploration of punishment, remorse, and life after a prison sentence. “Ready? Take your time.” Some plays refus…
A Frontmezzjunkies TIFF film review: Reed Van Dyk examines the lasting trauma of the Iraq War and the painful, uncertain pursuit of accountability and forgiveness. By Ross A car ride to safe…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: Daniel Fish turns a furious 1993 AIDS debate into an urgent theatrical confrontation at St. Ann’s Warehouse. The words HIV/AIDS crisis carry a weight for me that …
Frontmezzjunkies reports: Danny Robins’ Olivier-nominated ghost story sets its sights on NYC’s Lucille Lortel Theatre By Ross I’ve confessed this before, but apparently it bears repeat…
Frontmezzjunkies Theatre Review: Marin Ireland’s devastating drama examines the guilt, gaslighting, and hard-won work of finding safety after abuse. By Ross Back in early September, I was …
A Frontmezzjunkies TIFF film review: Pedro Almodóvar confronts the ethics of turning personal grief into art. By Ross I have always been fascinated by the peculiar alchemy of filmmaking, th…
Frontmezzjunkies Theatre Review: Ho Ka Kei’s ambitious, Shakespeare-inflected drama gives Karen Robinson a formidable role in a story of language, power, and grief. By Ross “Oh my word.�…
Frontmezzjunkies Theatre Review: Ryan J. Haddad’s cheeky, heartfelt, metatheatrical memory play brings movie musicals, queer mentorship, and the complicated business of family to the stage…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: Anosh Irani’s adaptation of Rohinton Mistry’s celebrated novel transports four lives caught in political upheaval, survival, and human connection to Soulpepper …