Film reviews, interviews, and previews from The GATE including annual coverage of the Academy Awards, Toronto International Film Festival, and more.
Heartbreaking and inspiring in equal measure, director Matthew Hashiguchi’s documentary The Only Doctor exposes not only a myriad of failings in the American healthcare system, but also how something meant …
Directors Karen O’Connor, Miri Mavasky, and Maeve O’Boyle spend time getting to know a folk music legend with their documentary Joan Baez I Am A Noise, a biographical film that …
Filmmaker Lin Alluna’s Twice Colonized, which opens the 30th edition of the Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival this week, profiles a tireless advocate for indigenous rights as they approach …
A puzzling disappointment, the dour procedural thriller To Catch a Killer suffers from a staggeringly unbelievable plot, a poor choice of tone, and some unfortunate miscasting.
Although it boasts two of the hottest stars in Hollywood today and a ton of talent behind the camera, Ghosted is little more than some of the most expensive background …
Beau is Afraid, the latest film from “elevated horror” master Ari Aster, is a work of art that exists in two worlds
A bloody good reworking of a famed horror movie franchise, Evil Dead Rise offers a refreshing, gory, and sometimes terrifying twist on a familiar concept.
Endearingly gross, goofy, and silly, the Medieval themed comedy Quasi isn’t always fall down hilarious, but it does elicit a lot of chuckles and grins.
The disappointing period piece biopic Chevalier is a great example of a film that would tell one heck of a story if it wasn’t in such a hurry to get …
Davina Pardo and Leah Wolchok’s lightly nostalgic and uniquely uplifting documentary Judy Blume Forever gives one of the greatest young adult authors of all time their proper flowers.
