Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney Review: TIFF 2026
Matthew Rankin destroys any previous classification of national identity in his latest hallucinatory remix documentary, Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian a Mulroney .
Canadian Cinema
Crash Land Review: A Poignant Coming-of-Age Dramedy
Dempsey Bryk's Crash Land is a poignant coming-of-age dramedy about the uncomfortable reality of growing up, led by Gabriel LaBelle, Noah Parker, Abby Quinn, Finn Wolfhard and Billy Bryk.
The Cost of Heaven Review: TIFF 2025
”˜The Cost of Heaven' follows one man's attempts to achieve his dreams of a better a life, even though the one he has is already enviable.
Shelf Help: Canadian Cinematic Gems
Celebrate National Canadian Film Day with us. Today our Shelfers share: What Canadian film is a gem that everyone should add to their watch list?
Who’s Yer Father Review: A Crime Comedy To Make Canada Proud
Who's Yer Father? may be narratively scattered at times, but it never stops being entertaining, and isn't that why people go to the movies?
Interviews: Tales from the Who’s Yer Father’s Green Carpet!
That Shelf hit the premiere of new Canadian comedy Who's Yer Father. Find out what filmmaker Jeremy Larter, producer Jenna MacMillan, and stars Chris Locke & Susan Kent had to say.
Yukon’s Available Light Film Festival Wrap
The Yukon may be cold in February, but that didn't stop Whitehorse locals from turning out in droves for the Available Light Film Festival.
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.
2022 Whistler Film Festival Preview
The Whistler Film Festival once again welcomes high-profile international films, ground-breaking Canadian cinema, award-season favourites, exciting short films and, of course, film lovers.
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.
Interview: Director Lindsay MacKay’s The Swearing Jar
The filmmaker talks to That Shelf about the film's characters, her (spoiler-free) personal connection to the story and, of course, what it was like directing an icon like Kathleen Turner.
VIFF 2022: Anthony Shim & Choi Seung-yoon talk RICEBOY SLEEPS
Riceboy Sleeps filmmaker Anthony Shim and Actress Choi Seung-yoon chat with Alexandra Staseson at VIFF 2022.
TIFF 2022: Riceboy Sleeps Review
Anthony Shim's TIFF award-winner Riceboy Sleeps is simply unforgettable.
TIFF 2022: Stellar Review
A poetic love story told through art, music and touch. Stellar is cosmic beauty in a Northern Ontario bar.
TIFF 2022: I Like Movies Review
Not your ordinary coming-of-age, Chandler Levack's first feature I Like Movies tells the story of a budding film bro in a fresh way.
