Whistler Film Festival: Little Jar Review
Little Jar is a quirky and downright silly isolation comedy that offers a fresh new perspective on isolation and human connection.
Willow Review: A Spoiler-Free Look At The New Disney+ Series
More than 30 years after the original Ron Howard dark fantasy adventure film was released, an epic new follow-up series comes to Disney+ this November. For longtime Willow fans, it was well worth the wait.
January 6th Review: An Epic Account of the Insurrection
Jules and Gédéon Naudet's latest documentary gives unparalleled access to the catastrophic events of January 6, 2021.
Whistler Film Festival: Exile Review
Adam Beach is a man both haunted and hunted for his past actions in the Canadian thriller Exile, screening as part of the Whistler Film Festival, available online across Canada on December 5.
Please Baby Please Review: A Colourful Journey to Self-Discovery
Amanda Kramer’s Please Baby Please follows a couple whose individual desires are awakened after an encounter with a dangerous greaser gang.
Devotion Review
Devotion tells the tale of Jesse L. Brown, the first Black aviator in the Navy, and his wingman Tom Hudner during the Korean War.
Bones And All Review: A Poetic Ode to Sadistic Soulmates
Timothée Chalamet and Taylor Russell star inn Luca Guadagnino's Bones and All, a story of two savage and sadistic soulmates.
The Menu Review: Chef’s Kiss–of Death
Ralph Fiennes, Anya Taylor-Joy, Nicholas Hoult, and Hong Chau star in The Menu, a delicious dark comedy that skewers foodie culture.
Bardo Review: Chronicle of a Handful of Films
Birdman and The Revenant director Alejandro González Iñárritu looks back at his career in a state of meditative limbo in Bardo.
She Said Review: The Story That Took Down Harvey Weinstein
Despite being an adaptation of NYT journalists Jodi Kantor & Megan Twohey's groundbreaking Weinstein investigation and exposé, She Said is sadly a movie without much to say.
Capsule Review: Short Film Goes The Distance
Clocking in at under 20 minutes, Capsule packs a surprising emotional punch. With moments of gallows humour and true contemplation of human existence, Capsule feels like it is the output of a much more experienced director.
Stay the Night Review
Stay the Night is a charming romance that sometimes it just takes one night for love to blossom.
Quentin Tarantino’s Cinema Speculation Book Review
If you have ever wanted to have a conversation with Quentin Tarantino about the movies that inspired him, Cinema Speculation is the book for you.
Villeneuve Pironi Review: An intimate portrait of a tragic rivalry
Torquil Jones’ grizzly documentary Villeneuve Pironi presents the F1 drivers’ rivalry as a tragedy of their own making.
Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio Review: Cut from an Enchanted Forest
Guillermo del Toro creates Pinocchio anew as the beloved fairy tale is reimagined with dark vision and extraordinarily crafted characters.
