Film reviews, interviews, and previews from The GATE including annual coverage of the Academy Awards, Toronto International Film Festival, and more.
An unforced and psychologically intriguing single setting drama, Christy Hall’s debut feature, Daddio, looks at the potential healing power that can be found in the company of strangers.
Jack Black doesn’t just voice Po in the Kung Fu Panda films, “He is Po,” director Mike Mitchell said. “He’s a fanboy… and he could do high kicks and Kung …
A frequently laugh-out-loud hilarious examination of the relationships that define what we think of as “family,” Sisters is a refreshing and engaging comedy that establishes all of the people behind …
After getting off to a rocky start, the low budget indie comedy Extremely Unique Dynamic blossoms into something quite surprising and smart.
An inspirational and contemplative documentary about one person’s lengthy journey to make others recognize the space where ancestral knowledge, personal hardship. and science intersect, Wilfred Buck is the sort of …
In an age when so many nostalgic and iconic musicians are getting epic, lengthy, multi-part documentaries made about them, it’s disappointing that a band as talked about and successful as …
Babes is a sexually frank, gleefully juvenile, female driven comedy that reminds viewers that every summer should have one really great gross-out comedy, or why are we even living?
heda Hammel’s debut feature Stress Positions is a darkly tinted comedy of errors that will push the viewer to their exhausted breaking point.
Epic filmmaking and spectacle of the highest order, George Miller’s outstanding prequel to his most iconic series of films, Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, is the type of sprawling narrative …
A delightful comedic collaboration between director Richard Linklater and star Glen Powell, Hit Man is laid back, effortless fun.
