Film

We chatted with Hereditary filmmaker Ari Aster about the emotional impact behind his film, his influences, the terror of showing audiences an essentially unfinished version of the film at Sundance, …

Award winning documentarian Morgan Neville’s Won’t You Be My Neighbor?, a look back on the career of one of television’s most beloved and influential personalities, is a reminder to everyone …

Hotel Artemis, the directorial debut of producer and writer Drew Pearce, hits the B-grade-action-movie sweet-spot between inventive, crazy, and mindless fun.

Paring the original concept of its parent franchise down to its barest essence, transplanting the story to a different city, and swapping out smooth talking dudes for tough talking, fully …

Metamorphosis is an ecological advocacy documentary with an interesting and unique psychological approach, but little else new between those margins.

We take a look at eight films from the seventh annual Toronto Japanese Film Festival, running June 8 to 28 at the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, many of them from …

How to Talk to Girls at Parties, the latest film from director John Cameron Mitchell that’s based on a story by popular author Neil Gaman, feels every bit like a …

We catch up with Oscar winning filmmaker Morgan Neville to talk about his latest documentary Won’t You Be My Neighbor?, a highly anticipated look at the life and work of …

We take a look at the film selections and symposiums scheduled for the first ever big screen celebration of criminal activity in Toronto, the Toronto True Crime Film Festival, happening …

For his stunning, entrancing, and unnerving psychodrama M/M (which premiered earlier in the year at Slamdance and in Toronto at Inside Out last week), Canadian writer-director Drew Lint takes what …