Film

Writer-director Sam Esmail has certainly studied the apocalyptic thriller handbook for his latest effort, Leave the World Behind, adapted from the novel of the same name by Rumaan Alam.

Dream Scenario is a fascinating character study about an everyday person thrust in a highly unusual, surreal, and unnerving situation wrapped in a more obvious metaphor for the modern price …

Another masterwork from Finnish filmmaker Aki Kaurismäki, Fallen Leaves is a bittersweet, complicated, and remarkably succinct romance for our fractured times.

Emerald Fennell’s Saltburn is a stylish, posh, and resoundingly hollow trip through the lifestyles of the rich and wannabe elites.

Napoleon isn’t the historical epic and biopic that everyone might be expecting, but those familiar with the cheekier side of director Ridley Scott will see this as a playful return …

A pointed look to the past to better understand the present, filmmaker Roger Ross Williams’ Stamped from the Beginning is a tremendous work of scholarship and education.

There are all the keys to an irreverent holiday classic buried within Dashing Through the Snow, but they’re squandered in favour of a bland, flavourless, and cut rate final product.

A good primer on a musical legend that tends to get left out of rock and roll history, The Stones and Brian Jones is veteran documentarian Nick Broomfield’s earnest, sometimes …

Director Todd Haynes’ latest film, May December, is a provocative, engrossing, and unnerving avalanche of mixed feelings.

It takes quite a while to get there, but the long awaited prequel The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes arrives at an interesting place. The road to …