Idda Review: TIFF 2026
Volcanic rumblings and volatile emotions complicate a trip between friends in Idda
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Sterling Point Review: Summer, Scenery & Annie’s So-Called Life
Come for the coming-of-age intrigue, stay for the breathtaking Muskokan scenery. Prime Video's Sterling Point is the perfect end-of-summer series.
The Wrong Girls Review: A Wild, Ripping Ride
Starring Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat, The Wrong Girls is the new girl-buddy-stoner comedy of the summer.
Girls Like Girls Review: A Reaffirmation that Love Conquers All
Girls Like Girls marks another milestone in Kiyoko's artistic trajectory, her fans' dedicated affection, and ultimately the power of the titular mantra.
Virtual Girlfriends Review: Hot Docs 2026
An aggressively accurate and bleak look at the OnlyFans industry that might be lucrative for a small few, but a majority of models struggle to make it work.
Ceremony Review: Hot Docs 2026
There is a moment, fairly early in Ceremony , when an animated bear hugs a human while a flock of seagulls gathers nearby. It is a watercolour memory of what the riverbanks of the Bella Coola Valley used to look like during ooligan season. When the small fish returned in such numbers that people, birds, […]
Agatha’s Almanac Review: An Ode to Living Simply
Amalie Atkins' Agatha's Almanac is a gorgeous, one-of-a-kind documentary about a 90-year-old woman living off the land in rural Manitoba.
Interview: Can I Get a Witness? Director Ann Marie Fleming
An interview with Can I Get a Witness? director Ann Marie Fleming about her equally utopian and dystopian drama starring Sandra Oh.
Neon Dreaming Review: Retreats Into Fantasy
Marie-Claire Marcotte”˜s Neon Dreaming overly simplifies considerations of neuro-diversity and parenting.
Never Look Away Review: Lucy Lawless Finds Worthy Subject in Margaret Moth
Never Look Away , the directorial debut by one-time Xena: Warrior Princess Lucy Lawless, chronicles the fascinating career of CNN combat camerawoman Margaret Moth.
Goodrich Review: Michael Keaton Is Mr. Mom 2.0
Written and directed by Hallie Meyers-Shyer, Michael Keaton stars in the surprisingly pleasant family drama Goodrich opposite Mila Kunis.
The Feeling That the Time for Doing Something Has Passed Review: Droll, Kinky Exploration of Millennial Angst
The Feeling That the Time for Doing Something Has Passed delivers a droll, kinky, and hilarious exploration of millennial angst.
Re:Uniting Review: Canadian Indie’s American Star Stands Out
Jesse L. Martin's performance is the absolute highlight of Laura Adkin's new Canadian indie film.
Sundance 2024: Reinas Review
In Reinas, Klaudia Reynicke displays the subtlety of a master as she crafts a profound experience using deceptively simple means.
Interview: Jesse L. Martin Talks Re: Uniting
The Rent actor opens up about his new Canadian indie and the soundtrack of his youth.
