Film reviews, interviews, and previews from The GATE including annual coverage of the Academy Awards, Toronto International Film Festival, and more.
Knives and Skin, the latest feature from American filmmaker Jennifer Reeder, suggests what might happen if television’s Riverdale gave up all pretenses of being a straightforward, ridiculously over-plotted teen soap …
Writer-director Doug Spearman’s latest film, the romantic drama From Zero to I Love You, is clearly a labour of love that’s making-do with the limited amount of resources it has …
Scream, Queen! My Nightmare on Elm Street chronicles the life and career of actor Mark Patton, who started his career with some degree of success in commercials and television and …
The Garden Left Behind is a forceful, thoughtful, timely, and important look at being marginalized in America.
All is True finds its director and star Kenneth Branagh channelling his love of all things Shakespearean into a refined, but unpretentious sort of passion project.
About all that’s missing from director and co-writer Richard Shepard’s gleefully nasty revenge thriller The Perfection are cackling, wisecracking appearances from The Cryptkeeper at the beginning and end of the …
We sit down with Wendy Jo Carlton, the American writer-director of the LGBT romantic drama Good Kisser, which makes its international premiere as the prestigious Women’s Gala at the 2019 …
A lightweight retelling of the life and times of bestselling and beloved singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot, If You Could Read My Mind only pays passing lip service to many of the …
I’m Going to Break Your Heart is a refreshing, if slightly overlong documentary about a married couple trying to work out their personal and professional issues in tandem.
Although certainly not without its sinister charms, Brightburn is a forgettable blend of fantasy and horror, based on a premise that can be summed up in a single sentence and …
