Film reviews, interviews, and previews from The GATE including annual coverage of the Academy Awards, Toronto International Film Festival, and more.
We catch up to veteran Canadian filmmaker Ann Marie Fleming about her latest feature film, the personal and funny Window Horses, now playing in select Canadian cities.
Arrival is one of the most elegantly simple, powerful science fiction films in recent memory, and it works so well because, at its heart, Arrival is also a drama with …
I’m sure at one point the well cast ensemble comedy Table 19 showed a lot more potential on the page than the final results suggest. It’s the kind of film …
We catch up with American filmmaker Ry Russo Young to talk about her big screen adaptation of the best selling young adult novel Before I Fall, in theatres everywhere on …
An ultraviolent, but suitable presumed send-off for Hugh Jackman’s portrayal of Wolverine, Logan tries to once again differentiate itself from the franchise it spawned from and similarly ends up with …
Bang! The Bert Berns Story, the March selection for Hot Docs’ monthly Doc Soup subscription series of screenings, bears all the hallmarks of a film made by people too close …
In this edition of our bi-weekly home viewing column we take a look at the buzzworthy dark comedy I don’t feel at home in this world anymore., the critically acclaimed …
Vague and ambiguous to a fault, filmmaker Tim Sutton’s abstract, “ripped from the headlines” thriller Dark Night thinks it’s asking viewers to meditate on darker societal issues, but ends up …
Although it won’t likely bring many converts over to the practice and beliefs of Transcendental Meditation, Sebastian Lange’s genial and well meaning Canadian produced documentary Shadows of Paradise – which …
We talk with filmmaker Colm McCarthy about his boundary pushing, critically acclaimed zombie thriller and coming of age story The Girl with All the Gifts, opening theatrically in select cities …
