Film reviews, interviews, and previews from The GATE including annual coverage of the Academy Awards, Toronto International Film Festival, and more.
The Stone Speakers, the first feature length documentary from Bosnian-Canadian filmmaker Igor Drljaca, takes a low key, but emotionally powerful look at his native country’s current troubles through the lens …
The Israeli melodrama The Other Story has a great core idea that’s executed with such brazen and over the top emotional manipulation that one almost wants to press assault charges …
Harmless, but ineffective, the feel-good drama Astronaut almost takes off thanks to its lofty premise only to come crashing back down to earth due to an inconsistent tone.
The sporting biography Bethany Hamilton: Unstoppable is the kind of documentary that earns a lot of good will simply by being a film that has genuine people speaking honestly about …
Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, the ninth (and possibly second to last) film from writer-director Quentin Tarantino is precisely the kind of love letter to old school cinema, television, …
Get outside this summer and enjoy the sun and fresh air, but when you’re ready for a break on the couch, what movies are you going to stream? Check out …
The independently produced drama The Garden Left Behind (which makes its latest appearance on the festival circuit this weekend at Outfest in Los Angeles) is a passion project for both …
Free Trip to Egypt is an effective, lightweight documentary designed to tear down misconceptions many westerners have about living in the Muslim world, and while many of the insights shared …
In 1985, actor and rising star Mark Patton was given the opportunity of a lifetime, and it’s one that he has spent most of his looking back with equal parts …
Canadian documentarian Larry Weinstein’s latest effort, Propaganda: The Art of Selling Lies, won’t be all that eye opening to anyone well versed in media studies or those who pay close …
