Metamorphosis is an ecological advocacy documentary with an interesting and unique psychological approach, but little else new between those margins.
We take a look at eight films from the seventh annual Toronto Japanese Film Festival, running June 8 to 28 at the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, many of them from …
Professional wrestler Mike Mizerski, also known by his alter ego “The Playboy” John Atlas, is no stranger to gruelling physical battles inside the ring, but after a recent bout with …
How to Talk to Girls at Parties, the latest film from director John Cameron Mitchell that’s based on a story by popular author Neil Gaman, feels every bit like a …
We catch up with Oscar winning filmmaker Morgan Neville to talk about his latest documentary Won’t You Be My Neighbor?, a highly anticipated look at the life and work of …
We take a look at the film selections and symposiums scheduled for the first ever big screen celebration of criminal activity in Toronto, the Toronto True Crime Film Festival, happening …
For his stunning, entrancing, and unnerving psychodrama M/M (which premiered earlier in the year at Slamdance and in Toronto at Inside Out last week), Canadian writer-director Drew Lint takes what …
We catch up with Canadian writer and director Cory Bowles to talk about his daring debut feature, Black Cop, now playing in select Canadian cities, and making its way to …
We catch up with with Canadian director Colin Minihan and actress Brittany Allen about their collaboration on the thriller What Keeps You Alive, which makes its Canadian premiere at the …
Packed with more awkward sincerity than pratfalls, the Johnny Knoxville starring comedy Action Point (which was not screened for critics in advance of its release this weekend) will likely leave …