100 Sunset

Score : 4.2/10 ✅ Seen at Festival du Nouveau Cinéma de Montréal 2025 Sure, it's nice to focus on Tibetan's culture and to humanize a kleptomaniac, but it would have been better if it had something to say. Not much happens here, and when it does, your first reaction would…

Deathy

TIFF 2025 #46: Discovery (World Premiere) Love seeing Toronto on the screen at a Toronto film festival. But 100 Sunset perhaps is made more beautiful by its observations about a small community within west Toronto, and how the mundanities incite people to do something so…

Jaime Rebanal 🇵🇸

Feels surreal to see the same subway line that I'd taken to get to the movie theater to watch the film on the big screen. Still, this is a very distinctly Canadian story told by an underrepresented community in all of North America. Yet, Kunsang Kyirong's own picture of…

Jaime Rebanal 🇵🇸

First screening of the festival for me and I chose to start with something local. It injects a lot of character into the banal, into this little community, and Toronto in general. It feels very much like a story taking place in the background, like you see a pair on a…

Tyler MacGregor

Did that little girl finish her puzzle. Yes or no.

mayyyyyya

The Tibetan immigrant community is an intriguing setting, and the characters are well drawn and acted, but the dry surface realism isn’t much, and whenever this tips towards something more worthwhile, it seems to come back into film festival placidity.

Filipe Furtado

Some beautifully framed shots of Parkdale's finest apartment windows and faces. I like the mystery and ambiguity of this film and it features my favourite restaurant in Toronto... Shangri-La!

Chandler Levack

Not lesbian enough.

SenVH

Brilliant and moving. Actors are beautifully handled. Kunsang's eye is unerring; she transforms my dull dull Toronto into a place with cinematic character, like few other filmmakers have managed to do. Yhe way the story is stealthily structured, compresses, and comes…

Shelly Kraicer