Away We Go with the Films of Sam Mendes
Revisiting the films of TIFF Ebert Director Award winner Sam Mendes, including American Beauty, Revolutionary Road, Skyfall, and 1917.
On TIFF Winner Brendan Fraser’s Whale of a Career
Looking back at key films with this year's TIFF Tribute Award for Performance winner, Brendan Fraser, ahead of his turn in The Whale.
That Shelf’s Most Anticipated TIFF 2022 Films
Beyond obvious picks like The Fablemans, Women Talking, and Glass Onion, here are some of the films you should add to your TIFF '22 schedule.
The Criterion Shelf: Starring Myrna Loy
Surveying the films of Myrna Loy in Criterion Channel's collection devoted to the actress, from The Thin Man to Libeled Lady to Whipsaw.
How to Have an Audrey Hepburn Film Festival
Inspired by TCM's day-long Summer Under The Stars tribute, we've curated an ideal guide to watching/appreciating Audrey Hepburn's iconic filmography.
The Criterion Shelf: Noir In Color
Surveying the films in the Criterion Channel's Noir in Color collection from Leave Her to Heaven to .
TIFF Wish List: 10 Films We Hope to See at 2022’s Fest
Films we hope to see at the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival, which runs September 8 to 18.
The Best Films of 2022 So Far: Marvels vs. the Mavericks
Surveying the best films of 2022 offers a mixed state of the union. Movie theatres, after nearly two years of COVID-19 closures in Toronto, are open and full of flicks. However, nearly every multiplex in town is screening the same few films. That rarely happened in 2019. COVID-19-related disruptions are obviously far from over. A […]
The Criterion Shelf: Starring Judy Garland
Ranking the films in Criterion Channel's Judy Garland collection from Meet Me in St. Louis to Easter Parade to Presenting Lily Mars.
The 25 Best Biopics of All Time, Ranked
Ranking the 25 best biopics of all time including Goodfellas, Lawrence of Arabia, Malcolm X, Amadeus, and a whole lot of Meryl Streep movies!
To Infinity and Beyond: 7 Things You Need to Know About Lightyear
Ahead Lightyear’s release, its cast and filmmakers held a virtual press conference where they shared tales and tidbits from the production.
The Criterion Shelf: Directed by Juzo Itami
Tampopo is a perfect summation of Juzo Itami's vibe for its dark, almost cruel humour surrounding a sweet central relationship. "Japan is a culture where if you want something to eat, or you want to have sex, or whatever, you just do it," the director once said.
The Criterion Shelf: Starring Delphine Seyrig
That Shelf takes a look at Criterion's tribute to Delphine Seyrig, celebrating the ninetieth anniversary of her birth and marking the thirtieth anniversary of her death.
The Criterion Shelf: Pre-Code Paramount
From Morocco to Kiss and Make-Up, Criterion Channel's Pre-Code Paramount collection features some surprising violence and hanky panky with Marlene Dietrich and Mae West at their best.
A Brief History of Diane Warren Losing at the Oscars
Recapping songwriter Diane Warren's dozen losses for Best Original Song at the Oscars, including "I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing" and "How Do I Live."
