Film reviews, interviews, and previews from The GATE including annual coverage of the Academy Awards, Toronto International Film Festival, and more.
Superman returns to theatres for the first time in 8 years, with a brand new vision courtesy of director James Gunn. Fans can expect a fun and fresh new story, …
To a Land Unknown is an unflinching look at how survival mentality takes root in the minds and hearts of displaced peoples around the world. The perspective taken in director …
With his take on the legendary DC Comics titan Superman – the superhero that begat almost all superheroes to follow – writer-director James Gunn has crafted a film that pleasingly …
Writer-director Colin Higgins didn’t make a ton of films across his all too short career, but all of them were memorable. Starting his career off by providing the outstanding screenplays …
The eyebrow raising theories at the heart of the 1979 pseudo-science based documentary The Bermuda Triangle are almost quaint compared to the kind of things foisted upon the public today. …
An examination of grief painted with artful, emotional, surreal brush strokes, Daniela Forever is bound to garner comparisons to the similarly minded Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. If anything, …
New media isn’t that new any more, but film students can sometimes be forgiven for thinking about films in a very twentieth-century way, when movie-making was first developed and later–many …
A delicate dissection of trauma that balances sadness, frustration, and humour in equal measure, writer/director/star Eva Victor’s first feature Sorry, Baby is a profound, raw piece of work. It’s a …
Jurassic World: Rebirth isn’t a perfect summer blockbuster by any stretch, but it’s a considerable improvement over the last couple of entries in the franchise that spawned it. After a …
Brad Pitt hardly ever misses, and bringing F1 to the big screen seems like a no-brainer. So is F1 a racing epic or a drama dud?
