Ryan White’s documentary Pamela, A Love Story tries to undo falsehoods and put into proper context the tragedies, scandals, and successes of one of the most misunderstood and underestimated celebrities in pop culture history.
Hotel Punta Islita | Eco-conscious luxury in Costa Rica
Costa Rica’s “Pura Vida” is a way of life that means the “pure life” or “simple life,” and that mood and lifestyle is a big part of what made Hotel Punta Islita so special.
Infinity Pool Review | All Expenses Paid
Smartly realized, psychologically fascinating, and brutally violent, Brandon Cronenberg’s trippy thriller Infinity Pool is the writer-director’s best effort yet.
You People Review | Not-so-ordinary People
A staggeringly unfunny, scattershot, punch pulling, and ineffective satire from a lot of talents who should know better, You People squanders an interesting, boundary pushing premise by constantly taking the lowest, easiest road possible.
Sundance 2023 Review: A Thousand and One
Writer-director A.V. Rockwell’s debut feature, A Thousand and One, is a tremendous, sprawling big city epic contained within an intimately realized, highly detailed family drama that unfolds over the course of more than a decade.
Sundance 2023 Review: Kim’s Video
A playful blend of fact and fantasy, David Redman and Ashley Sabin’s documentary Kim’s Video will speak loudly and proudly to cinephiles and physical media enthusiasts.
Shotgun Wedding Review | No Muss, No Fuss
A suitable antidoted to the midwinter blahs, the action-comedy-romance Shotgun Wedding isn’t anything new, but it sure is a lot more fun than one might expect.
When You Finish Saving the World Review | Persistent and Pushy
For his feature length debut behind the camera, When You Finish Saving the World, writer-director Jesse Eisenberg spins an off-kilter, but well reasoned slice of life centred around two people who are more alike than they would ever want to admit.
Will Merrick & Nick Johnson talk Missing, Storm Reid, and filmmaking
Missing stars Storm Reid as June, a daughter looking for her mother who went missing while she was on vacation in Colombia, and there’s a lot more going on than she could have imagined.
Sundance 2023 Review: Shayda
Iranian-Australian filmmaker Noora Niasari’s outstanding first feature, Shayda, is a work of tremendous intensity, warmth, paranoia, and resilience.
Sundance 2023 Review: Iron Butterflies
Ukrainian filmmaker Roman Liubyi’s artful documentary Iron Butterflies looks back to earlier days in their country’s fight against Russia to pay respect to victims of a large scale atrocity that threaten to be forgotten about amid current battles and tensions.
Sundance 2023 Review: Slow
Lithuanian filmmaker Marija Kavtaradze’s layered and unique romance Slow asks important, potentially unanswerable questions of its viewers.
Burns Night: Celebrating Robbie Burns night and Scotland’s National Bard
Burns Night celebrates the life of Scotland’s National Bard, Robbie Burns every January 25th, and there are so many ways that you can toast and celebrate the great poet.