Rocketman is possibly the best full-on musical phantasmagoria about a famous person destroying and reclaiming their life since Bob Fosse’s All That Jazz.
Anyone interested in figuring out how constructive and meaningful film criticism works will get a nifty primer from Jeffrey McHale’s equally playful and intelligent documentary You Don’t Nomi, a deep …
Linda Goldstein Knowlton’s documentary We Are the Radical Monarchs is the inspirational and aspirational story of a group of adults and kids from California’s bay area who’ve created an inclusive, …
Knives and Skin, the latest feature from American filmmaker Jennifer Reeder, suggests what might happen if television’s Riverdale gave up all pretenses of being a straightforward, ridiculously over-plotted teen soap …
Writer-director Doug Spearman’s latest film, the romantic drama From Zero to I Love You, is clearly a labour of love that’s making-do with the limited amount of resources it has …
Scream, Queen! My Nightmare on Elm Street chronicles the life and career of actor Mark Patton, who started his career with some degree of success in commercials and television and …
The Garden Left Behind is a forceful, thoughtful, timely, and important look at being marginalized in America.
All is True finds its director and star Kenneth Branagh channelling his love of all things Shakespearean into a refined, but unpretentious sort of passion project.
About all that’s missing from director and co-writer Richard Shepard’s gleefully nasty revenge thriller The Perfection are cackling, wisecracking appearances from The Cryptkeeper at the beginning and end of the …
We sit down with Wendy Jo Carlton, the American writer-director of the LGBT romantic drama Good Kisser, which makes its international premiere as the prestigious Women’s Gala at the 2019 …