Film reviews, interviews, and previews from The GATE including annual coverage of the Academy Awards, Toronto International Film Festival, and more.
A straight-forward, empathetic, and stylistically flashy documentary biopic about one of the finest voices in music history, Luther: Never Too Much doesn’t offer up anything all that new or revelatory …
Zack Snyder’s first Rebel Moon film brought a team of expert fighters together, and now in Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver, they’re forced into an epic battle to …
Sasquatch Sunset, the latest film from the Zellner Brothers, is a patently unreviewable film, but I am going to try to cobble something together, anyway. It’s honestly a pretty bad …
Trevor Anderson’s teen drama Before I Change My Mind is a curious film. It has a tremendous core concept about the nature of gender identity and a person’s right to …
Housekeeping For Beginners is Goran Stolevski’s third feature film, and with each project the accomplished writer and director is crafting deeper, richer, and bolder stories that touch on meaningful human …
Evoking memories of classic cartoons and the dawn of black and white, silent cinema, the relentless and often hilarious slapstick yarn Hundreds of Beavers delivers on the promise of its …
A respectful, stately looking, and melodramatic historical drama about one woman’s selfless act of compassion, Irena’s Vow doesn’t bring many new ideas to the table, but it certainly tells a …
Twisty, clever, and pleasingly genuine, the romantic fantasy With Love and a Major Organ balances humour, cynicism, and hopefulness with a deft hand and a great deal of emotional intelligence.
Sting is one of those movies that’s fine enough for what it is, but there’s not much to say about it beyond that.
Well intentioned, but ultimately self-defeating, the queer family custody drama Housekeeping for Beginners tries to look at a well known, melodramatic plot from a different perspective, but ends up doing …
