Film reviews, interviews, and previews from The GATE including annual coverage of the Academy Awards, Toronto International Film Festival, and more.
This year’s Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival kicks off with a headliner in the truest sense of the word. Director Michelle Mama’s Antidiva: The Carole Pope Confessions takes an …
On this episode of Out of Time Reviews, Andrew Parker, senior writer and film critic around these parts takes a look at six new film releases, including the Canadian romantic …
For one of her latest feature length films, writer-director Chandler Levack (I Like Movies) taps into her previous career as a journalist and culture critic. Mile End Kicks (which premiered …
While it isn’t carving out enough new territory to set it apart from other similar updates of Shakespearian material, director Aneil Karia’s Hamlet does a fine job of understanding the …
In the eight episode of Out of Time Reviews, film critic and senior writer Andrew Parker takes a look at the romantic comedy You, Me & Tuscany, the fashion world …
For her latest feature, Palestine 36 (now playing in select cities) writer-director Annemarie Jacir looked to the past in order to produce a film with the future very much at …
It’s often said that comedy is tragedy plus time. For The Drama, writer-director Kristoffer Borgil pushes for maximum discomfort and shock by forcing the viewer to realize that sometimes comedy …
Grace Glowicki’s deceptively accomplished genre mash-up Dead Lover is a movie so delightfully absurd, bizarre, and purposefully fetid (complementary) that it’s surprising that it wasn’t made in Winnipeg. A wild, …
Silver Screamers is one of those documentaries that follows the production of another film from pre-production to premiere, but not in the way most movies of this sort tend to …
On this episode of Out of Time Reviews, I take a look at the kinetic action and horror mash-up THEY WILL KILL YOU, the time travelling action comedy MIKE & …
