Interview: Darkest Miriam Director Naomi Jaye Talks Characters and Cardigans
"It doesn't fit squarely into anything." An interview with Naomi Jaye about Darkest Miriam, casting, and cardigans.
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The Unbreakable Boy Review
The Unbreakable Boy is a heartfelt story of resilience, love, and family struggles. With strong performances and emotional depth, the film delivers a touching and uplifting experience that lingers long after the credits roll.
Darkest Miriam Review: An Exploration of Grief, and Those Moments We Feel Stuck
Director Naomi Jaye's latest, Darkest Miriam, thoughtfully explores living with grief and what it's like to be stuck in life.
Snow White Review: Rachel Zegler Dazzles in Disney Remake
Rachel Zegler absolutely dazzles in Marc Webb's somewhat messy live-action remake of the 1937 Disney animated classic.
O’Dessa Review: The Sound of No Hands Clapping
It's an ambitious swing and a miss for O'Dessa, a nonsensical musical set in a dystopian wasteland with a troubadour saviour.
The Alto Knights Review: Two DeNiros Aren’t Better than One
The history of Costello and Genovese and the collapse of the mafia is truly fascinating. One wonders why The Alto Knights feels so placid.
Night of the Zoopocalypse Review: A Family Friendly Gateway to Horror
Night of the Zoopocalypse offers a fun, Canadian, family-friendly gateway to horror with its animated take on a Clive Barker story.
The Electric State Review: A Lifeless Sci-Fi Epic That Fails to Reach Its Potential
Even with groundbreaking comic book movies behind them, the Russos somehow deliver a lifeless and forgettable film with The Electric State.
Novocaine Review
Jack Quaid and Amber Midthunder are stellar in Novocaine, but less enthusiastic gorehounds might want to cover their eyes.
March Break Must? A Minecraft Movie’s Yorkdale Activation
Ahead of the April 4 release of A Minecraft Movie, Warner Bros. Pictures Canada is giving fans of the franchise a chance to step into its pixel-perfect world IRL.
Can I Get a Witness? Review
Ann Marie Fleming’s "Can I Get a Witness?" envisions a cozy yet dystopian future in which no human being lives past the age of 50.
Black Bag Review: The Chicest Spy Thriller of the Season
Cate Blanchett and Michael Fassbender star in Black Bag, Steven Soderbergh's terrifically entertaining spy thriller about the value of emotional intelligence in the age of AI.
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.
Mickey 17 Review: A Chilling Look at Capitalism Run Amok
In Mickey 17, Bong Joon Ho tackles cloning and class warfare in a future where life is expendable.
Atom Egoyan on Seven Veils and Salome for Stage and Screen
An interview with Seven Veils director Atom Egoyan on making a backstage drama that centres upon his stage remounting of the opera Salome.
