As Reel Asian kicks off their 20th anniversary year this week, we take a look at five selections from this year’s celebration of Asian cinema, including opening night film Soul …
We catch up with seventeen year old American actor Markees Christmas about his first major starring role in the indie comedy Morris from America, performing alongside Craig Robinson.
We take a look at five stellar offerings from the 2016 edition of the Rendezvous with Madness film festival, showcasing some of the best films from around the world that …
We catch up with Torontonian filmmaker Ed Gass-Donnelly about his first film in several years, the thriller Lavender, starring Abbie Cornish and Justin Long, and talk about the subtle things …
Empowering, often thrilling, and rigorously cinematic, Otto Bell’s debut feature The Eagle Huntress has all the elements to create a rousing, crowd pleasing documentary. In fact, it looks and moves …
Opening with La La Land and boasting premieres and screenings of award season heavyweights and a plethora of Canadian talent, this year’s Whistler Film Festival has something for everybody.
The Japanese animated feature Miss Hokusai takes a unique approach to history and biography that few live action films traffic in. More interested in how historical figures influence the people …
Having made over 40 films in less than 20 years, the career of controversial German auteur Rainer Werner Fassbinder is more than worthy of a TIFF retrospective, and here’s a …
Hot on the heels of director Ron Howard’s wildly successful adaptations of Brown’s The Da Vinci Code and Angels & Demons comes Inferno, the most successfully cinematic Robert Langdon yarn …
We take a quick look at four films opening in limited release this weekend, including the German legal thriller The People vs. Fritz Bauer, the Canadian drama The Hotel Dieu, …