In the new BritBox Exclusive and Original Series The Other Bennet Sister, premiering on Wednesday, May 6th in North America, Ella Bruccoleri stars as one of literature’s most unsung, unheralded, …
Kunsang Kyirong’s debut feature 100 Sunset is an elusive, entrancing film where mystery is woven into the fabric of the Tibetan immigrant experience in Canada. It’s not a mystery in …
Hokum lives up to its half-joking title by delivering a chiller that’s equal parts fun and spooky. While this latest film from rising writer-director Damian Mc Carthy (Oddity, Caveat) has …
Director Dori Berinstein’s biographical rockumentary Kenny Loggins: Conviction of the Heart is pretty much what one might expect from the genre, but built around a subject who doesn’t have any …
Ree and Meaghan Wright follow queer disability rights advocate and activist April Hubbard as they navigates the end of life on their own terms in the non-judgmental and thought provoking …
My Benjamin is one of those documentaries that has a great subject, but is unnecessarily saddled with more weight than it can adequately handle. A well meaning, sometimes illuminating, but …
Maya Annik Bedward’s feature debut documentary Black Zombie examines the cultural roots and misappropriations there of behind one of pop culture’s most endearing monsters. It’s a profound, all encompassing work …
Håvard Bustnes’ illuminating documentary Let Our Mountains Live is both a fascinating courtroom and advocacy drama that offers major food for thought as we enter into the next inevitable stages …
Disneynature continues its April tradition of putting out a new documentary for families to enjoy together around Earth Day with the charming and engaging Orangutan. Filmmaker Mark Linfield, co-director Vanessa …
For this tenth episode of Out of Time Reviews, Andrew Parker, senior writer and film critic for The GATE takes a look at five new movies hitting theatres this week, …