There’s nothing wrong with the quirky, Canadian produced dramedy Birthmarked that can’t be fixed by ditching all of the quirk and making a film about a normal family with normal, …
Functioning as the centerpiece for the green thumb themed Docs in Bloom series at Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema, Five Seasons: The Gardens of Piet Oudolf takes a look at …
Kate Novack’s likable documentary The Gospel According to André profiles an inspirational, respected, and often misunderstood icon of the fashion industry without a whole lot of drama, but a great …
The environmentally conscious Canadian family drama Kayak to Klemtu is a genial, respectful, low key affair, and that should be taken as compliment in the kindest way possible.
Although it’s probably unnecessary at this point, and it gets off to a rocky start, Solo: A Star Wars Story remains a likable, entertaining bit of Hollywood blockbuster silliness.
We catch up with filmmaker Heather Lenz to talk about her latest documentary, Kusama – Infinity (now playing in select Canadian cities), a look at the life and art of …
It’s a testament to the talent and professionalism of the leads in the mature-skewing romantic comedy Book Club that this raggedy film works at all.
The painful family comedy Show Dogs is made with so little care or craft that it flat out doesn’t care if anyone of any age has a good time.
Disobedience, the English language debut for Oscar winning Chilean filmmaker Sebastián Lelio, is a restrained, exceptionally acted, and nuanced character study, but also a slight step back for him in …
There isn’t a single element of the Candian horror thriller The Child Remains that hasn’t been trucked in from better and more established horror classics, and while the film doesn’t …