All is Fine in ’89 Review: An Incomplete Homage
All is Fine in '89 has a unique central idea and is unashamed to go to some dark places, but progresses in predictable ways.
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Mother Mary Review: An Intoxicating, Pop-Inflected Ghost Story
In David Lowery's Mother Mary, Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel breathe bold, cinematic life into an enthralling ghost story.
Hot Docs Interview: The Sandbox Director Kenya-Jade Pinto
Director Kenya-Jade Pinto reflects on the urgent questions about power, AI, and human dignity asked by her new doc, The Sandbox.
I Swear Review
Kirk Jones brings John Davidson’s remarkable true story to life with warmth, humour, and heart. Powered by Robert Aramayo’s moving performance, it’s an inspiring crowd-pleaser at TIFF 2025.
Michael Review: A Flawed Thriller for Fans of the King of Pop
Despite an electrifying performance from Jaafar Jackson, Antoine Fuqua's Michael is a flawed, surface-level look at the King of Pop.
Exclusive: Catch the brand new trailer for Best Boy
Catch a sneak peek at rekindled rivalries and family dynamics in this exclusive trailer for Jesse Noah Klein's black comedy Best Boy.
Hunting Matthew Nichols Review
Hunting Matthew Nichols may not reinvent the found footage genre, but it does have some chilling moments and imagery that will stick with you.
You, Me & Tuscany Review: Lost In The Sauce
You, Me & Tuscany looks the part but never quite delivers, relying on tired tropes and a romance that fails to spark.
Crash Land Review: A Poignant Coming-of-Age Dramedy
Dempsey Bryk's Crash Land is a poignant coming-of-age dramedy about the uncomfortable reality of growing up, led by Gabriel LaBelle, Noah Parker, Abby Quinn, Finn Wolfhard and Billy Bryk.
They Will Kill You Review: A Familiar But Bloody Fun Time
Even with its familiarities, Zazie Beetz keeps They Will Kill You alive with its wild energy and over-the-top fun.
Pizza Movie Review: Meet the New Stoner Comedy Classic
Pizza Movie is a gloriously stupid stoner comedy for Gen Z starring Gaten Matarazzo, Sean Giambrone, Lulu Wilson, and Daniel Radcliffe. This is one acid trip you won't forget.
The Drama Review: Something New, Something Old, Something Awkward, Something Blue
Zendaya and Robert Pattinson create a perfect marriage of awkwardness and unease in wedding day cringe comedy The Drama.
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.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Review: Bigger Everything, Diminishing Returns
The video game sequel equals a bigger budget, bigger everything, but it brings diminishing returns for audiences.
Hokum Review: A Haunted House Filled with Horrors
Damien McCarthy's Hokum is a terrifying haunted house film, shrouded in Irish folklore and mythology.
