Collider said Erin Doherty and James McAvoy star in the supernatural drama "Faith" at TIFF, calling it strange, about grief, with great performances but a divisive final act.
Why it matters
Fans see McAvoy leading a new, high‑profile supernatural drama at a major festival.
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- Collider called the film the most confusing supernatural drama of 2026.
- The review was presented as a TIFF review.
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