Making Marie Antoinette Review: A Mother’s Work
Making Marie Antoinette is a behind-the-scenes doc and a dialogue between mother and daughter that offers an inspiring take on a filmmaker's journey to make a personal period piece.
film
The Mongoose Review: Liam Neeson Floors It
‘The Mongoose’ follows a high-speed car chase as a war hero flees a murder scene to avoid reliving his worst nightmare.
& Sons Review: Family Drama With a Sci-Fi Twist
Thanks to a talented cast and a pointed script, & Sons makes a good, but not quite remarkable, addition to the pantheon of family dramas (with a twist).
The Devils Review: Ken Russell’s 1971 Masterpiece Returns in Its Truest, Most Complete Form
Ken Russell's 1971 masterpiece, The Devils, returns in its truest, most complete form.
Your Invite to the Year of Penélope Cruz
An interview with Penélope Cruz on The Invite and an extraordinary performance that could help make Oscar history in her incredible year.
Wicker Review: Seasoned Wood Buoys Warm Fable
Wicker is a surprisingly tender feminist romance that has more to say about gender politics, love, and relationship dynamics than any other film this year.
The Only Living Pickpocket in New York Review: Turturro Shines in Uneven Crime Drama
The beloved character actor takes the lead in a film that asks for a sympathetic view of a man who takes from others.
Helen Mirren Embraces Patricia Highsmith’s Dark Side
An interview with Helen Mirren on playing Patricia Highsmith in A Talent for Murder and embracing the dark side of a famed Talented Mr. Ripley author.
A Talent for Murder Review: Mirren Is Sharp as a Dagger
A cat-and-mouse game reminiscent of Sleuth, A Talent for Murder succeeds because of its two capable leads, Helen Mirren and Alden Ehrenreich.
La Bola Negra Review: A Swoon-Worthy Masterpiece
La Bola Negra is a sweeping epic pays tribute to lost lives and loves by connecting the stories of gay men across generations.
Jim Queen Review: Bottoms’ Up for Sassy Animated Film
The fun and flamboyant Jim Queen follows a beefcake Adonis and his trusty twink as they explore gay subcultures and confront stereotypes.
Wildwood Review/Interviews: The Making of Laika’s Modern Animation Masterpiece
Editor-in-Chief Jason Gorber reviews the instant animated classic Wildwood, and interviews the creative team behind Laika's latest
25 Films to Watch at the 2026 Windsor International Film Festival
From buzzy awards films to Canadian must-sees, here are 25 films to watch at the 2026 Windsor International Film Festival.
Inside the Magic of Wildwood at Laika Studios
A behind the scenes tour of Laika studios reveals the magic of Wildwood, the Portland hub's most ambitious stop-motion animated feature yet.
Street Fighter Review: Levelling up the Franchise
Street Fighter is a redemptive adaptation that retains the best parts of the video game and its cinematic precursor.
