It is a feat to make a seasoned film audience gasp in shock and awe, but French filmmaker Coralie Fargeat does just that with her body horror ode to feminism and beauty, The Substance . The film kicks off this year's Midnight Madness programme on September 5 where it is sure to be a bloody good time.
David Cronenberg discusses his new film The Shrouds with our own Jason Gorber for the TFCA following its premiere at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival.
This year's Cannes Film Festival Showcases a tremendous number of Canadian films both in official competition and in the various sidebars.
Caitlin Cronenberg's thriller Humane envisions a world where climate change has gotten so bad that the government must reduce society by 20%.
What could've been a successful reinvention feels shallow and misdirected.
Rachel Weisz has been subbed in for Jeremy Irons in this modern retelling.
Rachel Weisz will play dual roles in this new limited series from Prime Video.
Dig into Criterion's '80s horror collection! A natural continuation of the shift that began with 1978's Halloween , the new decade brought audiences ordinary humans from ordinary places who had an extraordinary ability to stick around until the next sequel.
With Crimes of the Future , David Cronenberg reminds us that he's Canada's best and boldest filmmaker. And who expected Kristen Stewart and Don McKellar to be such a dream team?
Crimes of the Future star Viggo Mortensen joins us to discuss his latest collaboration with Canada's favourite auteur, David Cronenberg.
An interview with Crimes of the Future star Léa Seydoux at the Cannes Film Festival on her first work with David Cronenberg.
David Cronenberg joins us to discuss his latest film Crimes of the Future , what he thinks about "body horror" and labels, and how his Toronto roots inspired his path.
That Shelf's Jason Gorber stops by CBC's Metro Morning to talks about the return of Cannes and the big movies screening at this year's fest.
Toronto's own auteur David Cronenberg returns to Cannes with his decidedly hot and "red" CRIMES OF THE FUTURE.
David Cronenberg's preoccupation with bodies and humanity has given us films that shock and intrigue in their own perfectly packaged ways.
