I’m sure at one point the well cast ensemble comedy Table 19 showed a lot more potential on the page than the final results suggest. It’s the kind of film …
We catch up with American filmmaker Ry Russo Young to talk about her big screen adaptation of the best selling young adult novel Before I Fall, in theatres everywhere on …
An ultraviolent, but suitable presumed send-off for Hugh Jackman’s portrayal of Wolverine, Logan tries to once again differentiate itself from the franchise it spawned from and similarly ends up with …
Bang! The Bert Berns Story, the March selection for Hot Docs’ monthly Doc Soup subscription series of screenings, bears all the hallmarks of a film made by people too close …
In this edition of our bi-weekly home viewing column we take a look at the buzzworthy dark comedy I don’t feel at home in this world anymore., the critically acclaimed …
Vague and ambiguous to a fault, filmmaker Tim Sutton’s abstract, “ripped from the headlines” thriller Dark Night thinks it’s asking viewers to meditate on darker societal issues, but ends up …
Although it won’t likely bring many converts over to the practice and beliefs of Transcendental Meditation, Sebastian Lange’s genial and well meaning Canadian produced documentary Shadows of Paradise – which …
We talk with filmmaker Colm McCarthy about his boundary pushing, critically acclaimed zombie thriller and coming of age story The Girl with All the Gifts, opening theatrically in select cities …
The suitably moving, polished, and elegantly composed romantic historical drama A United Kingdom reinforces my belief that filmmaker Amma Asante is a still rising talent worth keeping an eye on, …
Get Out not only marks writer and first time feature director Jordan Peele’s biggest departure yet from the comedic roots he’s most widely known for, but also heralds the arrival …