Interview: Last of the Right Whales Director Nadine Pequeneza
That Shelf speaks with director and producer Nadine Pequeneza about her new documentary, Last of the Right Whales, and the power of films in raising awareness.
Canadian film
Defining Moments Review: Hallmark Hokum
Even Burt Reynolds' final performance can't save Defining Moments.
Maria Chapdelaine’s Sébastien Pilote on His Epic Adaptation
An interview with Maria Chapdelaine director Sébastien Pilote on bringing Louis Hémon's beloved novel to the screen.
TIFF 2021: Together Review
Albert Shin's latest film explores the high suicide rates in South Korea by focusing on human connections and the beauty of life.
TIFF 2021: Belfast and Titane Amongst Toronto International Film Festival Award Winners
The 2021 Toronto International Film Festival announced its People’s Choice Awards and Platform Prize live during the annual Tribute Awards broadcast today.
TIFF Platform 2021: Drunken Birds Flies High
Surveying TIFF's Platform competition devoted to auteur cinema.
TIFF 2021: Charlotte Review
Animated Canadian co-pro Charlotte harnesses the late artist's aesthetic while paying tribute to her life and work.
TIFF 2021: The Survivor Review
The Survivor features yet another sensational performance for Ben Foster.
TIFF 2021: Quickening Review
Writer/director Haya Waseem’s feature debut Quickening is an experience not soon to be forgotten.
TIFF 2021: Wildhood Review
Wwriter/director Bretten Hannam brings a refreshing approach to this road movie, making it a captivating journey of self discovery.
TIFF 2021: Maria Chapdelaine Is an Exquisite Adaptation
Sebastien Pilote's Maria Chapdelaine should serve as the definitive big screen adaptation of Louis Hemon's novel.
TIFF 2021: Kicking Blood Review
Kicking Blood looks great but lacks bite.
The Films of Denis Villeneuve: TIFF 2021’s Ebert Director Winner
Is it time to crown Denis Villeneuve as Canada's Spielberg?
Fantasia 2021: The Righteous Review
The directorial debut of Canadian Mark O'Brien, The Righteous is a slow-burn, character-driven horror exploring trauma, faith, and guilt.
The Exchange’s Tim Long on His Journey from Springfield to Hobart
Canadian writer of The Simpsons drafts his first feature, The Exchange.
