Film

An eye opening and deeply personal look at repression and struggling to follow one’s dreams, Leila Amini’s touching and genuinely inspirational documentary A Sisters’ Tale offers insight into what it’s …

Coralie Fargeat’s gnarly, stomach churning, and expertly constructed body horror satire The Substance asks a lot of the viewer, but gives back plenty of food for thought.

Depending on your political leanings and opinions on one of the most divisive presidents in American history, the biopic Reagan is either better or worse than you’re likely expecting, and …

Canadian filmmaker Adam MacDonald’s latest nature inspired thriller Out Come the Wolves is one of those movies based around animal attacks that’s a metaphor for something larger.

1992 is an example of a singular idea for a film split off two ways where only one of them really works, thusly bringing down the grade of the whole.

Zoë Kravitz’s first feature behind the camera, Blink Twice, is an ethically loaded, tautly constructed thriller with a lot to say.

Spanish auteur Victor Erice’s fourth feature film, Close Your Eyes, is a textural character study and examination of cinematic history through a unique and profoundly personal lens.

The Toronto International Film Festival is days away, and this year’s lineup will feature Canadian, North American, and world premieres for 278 films.

There’s a lot that can be said about director Rupert Sanders’ bafflingly misguided and somnambulant re-boot of The Crow, but you have to give it some credit

An irreverent, heartfelt comedy built upon a significant amount of personal and emotional tragedy, director Nathan Silver’s Between the Temples is an unassuming, but deeply resonant and mature look at …