Sundance 2021: Black Bodies Review
Director Kelly Fyffe-Marshall's short is a brief but potent statement on contemporary race relations.
Canadian film
Anything For Jackson Review: Cold Canadian Horror Is One Of The Year’s Best
Veteran actors Julian Richings and Sheila McCarthy shine in the Canadian indie Anything For Jackson, one of the year's best horror movies
Funny Boy Review: Pigs Can Fly If You Want Them To
Deepa Mehta's adaptation of Shyam Selvadurai's Funny Boy is a warm embrace of a movie.
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The Cuban Review: A Sweetly Familiar Tune
Music provides the spice of life in Sergio Navarretta's drama starring Louis Gossett, Jr.
Monkey Beach Review: More Like Monkey Trouble
Every year has one film that is painful to review, and for 2020, it’s Monkey Beach.
Awards Shelf: What Could Be Canada’s Oscar Submission?
Could Deepa, Nadia, or Maria have a date with Oscar?
Jump, Darling Review
In Jump, Darling, writer/director Phil Connell achieves something extraordinary: using familiar tropes, he fashions a touching film that is refreshingly unique.
Changing Reels Episode 70 – Nurse.Fighter.Boy
Canadian Screen Awards winning filmmaker Alicia K. Harris joins Courtney for Nurse.Fighter.Boy!
TIFF 2020: The Kid Detective Review
The central mystery of The Kid Detective is, "Who exactly is the audience for this movie?"
TIFF 2020: Saint-Narcisse Review
Bruce LaBruce's twisted twins tale SAINT-NARCISSE gives new meaning to the phrase "go f*** yourself."
TIFF 2020: Underplayed Review
Stacey Lee’s Underplayed presents a sprawling and energetic portrait of a landscape in need of a change.
Nadia, Butterfly Review: Life in a Fishbowl
Pascal Plante's second dramatic features stars Katerine Savard as an Olympic swinner imagining life after sports.
TIFF 2020: Beans Review
A coming of age tale set amid the Oka Crisis.
Violation’s Madeleine Sims-Fewer and Dusty Mancinelli on TIFF’s Most Twisted Film
Directors Madeleine Sims-Fewer and Dusty Mancinelli on their first feature.
