The cast and production team discuss Hungarian legends, the weight of portraying a real, major figure, and the decision to defy the "Hollywood" tradition of adapting a non-English story with English dialogue.
In her first feature-length documentary, Lilith Fair: Building a Mystery, writer and director Ally Pankiw puts the spotlight back on not only Sarah McLachlan's achievements, but the artists who championed women-led music alongside her.
Toronto's only two-star Michelin chef, Masaki Saito, and director Jamal Burger discuss documentary Still Single.
Showrunner Noah Hawley on Alien: Earth's youth, humanity, and the ”˜Peter Pan' nature of his new Disney Plus adaptation.
Pillow Fright's Emily Gagne and Danita Steinberg discuss their new Hot Docs series and why they're adding horror to their programming quivers.
From Michael Giacchino's epic score to the effect Ralph Ineson's incredible voice has on Pedro Pascal, here are five things we learned at the Fantastic Four: First Steps press conference.
Comedian Steph Tolev arrives fully formed in Filth Queen , her full-length debut special, streaming on Netflix.
That Shelf's Vanya Garraway talks to brothers Pete and Seth Scriver about their innovative, award-winning doc Endless Cookie . The film is available to stream starting today!
Wings of Voice Isabella Henao winner chats The Rehearsal , Evanescence, and awkward comedy.
That Shelf down with Ironheart showrunner Chinaka Hodge and executive producer Ryan Coogler to discuss Black joy, cultural pushback, and telling stories inside an evolving MCU landscape.
That Shelf sat down with Tia Carrere & Courtney B. Vance to discuss their work in Disney's latest live-action reimagining, Lilo & Stitch.
Clowns. They're a divisive bunch. In fact, filmmaker Eli Craig is counting on it with his latest horror, which happens to have an all-Canadian cast.
Bonjour Tristesse stars Lily McInerny and Chloë Sevigny sit down with That Shelf to talk timeless tales and motivational music.
The Thunderbolts* cast talks their latest Marvel movie about anti-heroes forced to work together on a dangerous and deadly mission.
Vanya Garraway sat down with Lambe to talk about the series, balancing comedy and drama, the future of her character Siaja, the representation of Inuit people in media, and how the whole production fell into place.
