Although he didn’t initially set out to do so, first time documentarian Jonathan Olshefski ended up spending almost a decade with the subjects of his equally heart-warming and heart-wrenching film …
The fantastical teen romance Every Day comes with a high concept plot that requires a somewhat lofty suspension of disbelief, but if you’re willing to go along with it, the …
Alex Garland’s trippy, elliptical, and often purposefully evasive sci-fi thriller Annihilation envelops unsuspecting viewers not only into a world they’ve never witnessed before, but a state of mind that’s rarely …
Although it’s built upon an outrageous and patently implausible plot that won’t appeal to viewers looking for anything remotely resembling realism, the dark comedy Game Night will appeal to anyone …
Although it’s purposefully abrasive and assuredly made with bad taste connoisseurs in mind, writer-director Brian Taylor’s gleefully deranged horror-comedy Mom and Dad is a chaotic blast from start to finish
A well meaning, suitably uplifting, but slight and narrowly focused look at youth putting on a testament to their unfairly maligned Toronto community, the documentary My Piece of the City …
We talk to prolific DIY Canadian filmmaker Ingrid Veninger about her latest feature film, Porcupine Lake, and the challenges of creating a realistic depiction of coming of age as a …
Early Man, the latest stop motion animated effort from venerable British animation studio Aardman (Wallace and Gromit, Chicken Run, Shaun the Sheep Movie), is charming and sure to delight youngsters, …
Everyone poops and many of us have potty mouths, so Poop Talk, Aaron Feldman’s look at how stand up comics depict the art of defecating in their routines, might be …
The Spanish produced, but English language sci-fi-slash-home-invasion-thriller Black Hollow Cage strives to be austere and thoughtful, but instead ends up cold, distant, and borderline incoherent.