Film

There’s a satisfying thriller at the core of The Mother, but the combination of a bargain basement script and an overly serious tone prove to be a lethal combination.

If all you want from a film is that it be good enough to serve as background noise while drinking wine with friends, Book Club: The Next Chapter certainly fits …

A stylish, humorous, semi-fictionalized and sometimes disarmingly intense look at the rise and fall of one of Canada’s biggest tech companies, BlackBerry follows a well established formula and propels it …

Although it boasts a premise that sounds like a run-of-the-mill techno thriller, writer-director-editor-and-co-star Franklin Ritch’s The Artifice Girl is a rare breed of smart and snappy sci-fi.

Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie finds a famous actor looking back on their unusual life and circumstances with a refreshing amount of candour and cutting self reflection.

Filmmaker Graham Foy’s first feature effort, The Maiden, is an emotionally elliptical deep dive into the nature of memory and loss.

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 brings the awesome trilogy to a close this weekend, and it’s not just James Gunn’s best film to date, it’s also his most confident, …

A lazy, misguided, and uninspired romance, Love Again proves that streaming services and Hallmark haven’t entirely cornered the market on poorly made, low aiming lovey-dovey content just yet.

Sean Gunn surprised fans in Toronto this week for a special Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 screening, and he also sat down to talk about his last outing as …

An over-cranked, but occasionally fascinating cinematic experiment, renowned choreographer and first time feature director Benjamin Millepied’s take on Georges Bizet’s opera Carmen is a visual and audio feast, but a …