Hollywood Suite: What to Watch – July 2020
Hollywood Suite’s July programming highlights include Juno, Pulp Fiction, and an “O Canada” spotlight.
Canadian film
Disney Launching O Canada Collection on Disney+
Start your Canada Day 2020 celebration early with Disney+'s new O Canada Collection, which launches tomorrow.
Clapboard Jungle Review
Justin McConnell offers a personal exploration of the independent film scene in 'Clapboard Jungle'.
CONTEST: Win a digital copy of Dreamland
This week, That Shelf is acting as caterer to the bizarre and giving away 2 copies of Bruce McDonald's new film Dreamland!
Dreamland Review: WTF Bruce?
Bruce McDonald's new film is an all-you-can-eat buffet from weirdsville.
Hot Docs 2020: Stateless
Michèle Stephenson's 'Stateless' is a cautionary reminder of how easily one can become a stranger in your own home.
Hot Docs 2020: #BLESSED
Millennial hipsters get down with G-O-D in Ali Weinstein's latest doc.
Castle in the Ground Review: The Forgotten Epidemic
A low-key turn by Hereditary's Alex Wolff anchors this sobering portrait of the opioid crisis.
Red Snow release on Apple TV, May 15
Marie Clements' feature dramatic debut is a marvel of a film.
All About Who You Know Review: A Genre-Subverting Rom-Com
The feature film debut from Canadian writer-director Jake Horowitz is a charmingly unique love story that begins with a boy's love of film.
Hot Docs At Home: 9/11 Kids Review
Almost 20 years after that fateful day, a new documentary explores what the children in the classroom with George W. Bush are up to now
To Live to Sing Review: Culture at a Crossroads
A song of resistance soars above the towering condominiums in Johnny Ma’s To Live to Sing. The film, Ma’s sophomore feature after Old Stone, is an evocative portrait of culture at a crossroads. To Live to Sing takes the gritty realism of Ma’s debut feature a step further. Inspired by a Sichuan opera company he […]
Red Snow Review: An Inspiring Vision of Identity as Its Own Salvation
Acclaimed Métis writer/director Marie Clements' feature debut Red Snow is a marvel of a film.
‘Anne at 13,000 ft’ Trailer: A giant leap for Toronto film
First look at Anne at 13,000 starring Deragh Campbell and directed by Kazik Radwanski.
Lie Exposed Review: sex, lies, and tintype
Schitt's Creek director Jerry Ciccoritti tackles the pros and cons of dirty pictures in Lie Exposed, which could have learned a thing or two from Moira Rose and her nudes.
