The older we get the more aware we are of the passage of time and the importance of being present. But when you’re in Grade 12, the world is at your feet and you’re just waiting for your real life to begin. In her feature debut, Canadian director and writer Chandler Levack taps into this […]
Although it comes from the minds behind A Quiet Place, 65 might disappoint audiences who are looking for more than jump scares as Adam Driver faces off against some dinosaurs.
The first four episodes of the show's final season tease a perfect farewell.
A riveting and tightly constructed drama, Norbourg effectively captures how the lack of proper financial checks and balances.
One of the shorts programs playing the Kingston Canadian Film Festival, Canadian Shorts: Beyond feature films that transcend expectations.
This KCFF Shorts program features some of the strongest directorial voices in the country.
We review a real joy of a discovery in Stéphane Lafleur's darkly comic sci-film film Viking.
Watch again as we open the brand new Wattstax: The Complete Concert 10LP and discover some more very unwelcome surprises.
Our look at the massively powerful, massively sized Fiio M17 and how it compares to the former flagship the M15.
Return to Seoul is a vividly realized character study from director Davy Chou that stands as a compelling journey of self-discovery.
Din Djarin's return is, so far, a boring endeavor that only occasionally sparks to life.
Ashley McKenzie's latest feature Queens of the Qing Dynasty is an extraordinary study of neurodiversity and queer friendships.
Creed III marks a stellar directorial debut from Michael B. Jordan and, yes, Jonathan Majors is absolutely electric here too.
We Have a Ghost is a case of too many ideas lost in execution. A disappointing, overlong Netflix film that will be hard to remember.
Elizabeth Banks's zany horror comedy about a bear on a coke-fuelled rampage more than delivers on its premise.
