Nouvelle Vague Review: TIFF 2025
Richard Linklater's latest film Nouvelle Vague celebrates the brilliance of Jean-Luc Godard and the French New Wave era.
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Still Single Interview: Jamal Burger and Chef Masaki Saito on Their TIFF 2025 Documentary
Toronto's only two-star Michelin chef, Masaki Saito, and director Jamal Burger discuss documentary Still Single.
Fantasy Football Ruined Our Lives Review: Now It’s Ruined A Movie, Too
For fantasy sports fans and viewers who don't get too bent out of shape over (perceived) abundant creative laziness, Fantasy Football Ruined Our Lives is worth catching at some point. For everyone else, consider this one an L.
Vice Is Broke Review
Whatever happened to Vice? Eddie Huang attempts to uncover the truth in his entertaining new documentary, streaming on Mubi starting August 29.
That Shelf’s Top Picks for TIFF 2025!
Top picks for TIFF 2025: From Hamnet to Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, our writers choose the films they can't wait to see in Toronto.
Splitsville Review: Why Do Fools Fall in Love?
Splitsville is a delightfully chaotic cringe-comedy starring Dakota Johnson, Adria Arjona, and the A-game bromance of Kyle Marvin and Michael Angelo Covino.
Caught Stealing Review: A Roller Coaster Ride Through Hell
If you had any doubts about Austin Butler's star power, let Darren Aronofsky's Caught Stealing convince you otherwise.
The Thursday Murder Club Review: Big Stars, Weak Mystery
Netflix’s The Thursday Murder Club brings Helen Mirren, Ben Kingsley & Pierce Brosnan together for a cozy whodunit, but even an A-list cast can’t solve the mystery of a lifeless script.
Lurker Review: The Fame Monster
Théodore Pellerin and Archie Madekwe star in Alex Russell's captivating feature debut Lurker about fandom and our desire to be 'liked.'
Americana Review: Sydney Sweeney’s Star Power Can’t Fix a Broken Story
There's something admirable in Americana's willingness to take unexpected turns, but those twists ultimately lead to an ending that doesn't satisfy.
Fixed Review: Naughty, Crude, and Forgettable
It features a great cast and beautiful animation, but Fixed's shallow, juvenile script and repetitive humour make it a forgettably disappointing attempt at adult comedy.
Honey Don’t Review: A Madcap Misfire
Honey Don't! fires on more cylinders than Drive-Away Dolls, but it's still not quite like other classic Coen films.
Ne Zha II Review: The Gods Go Crazy in Animated Blockbuster
Chinese animated adventure Ne Zha II delivers thrills, non-stop action, and extraordinary animation and spectacle.
TIFF 2025: From Frankenstein to Hamnet – 14 Festival Films Based On Books
Whether you’re waiting in line for your next screening or want to get a jump on reading before some of this year’s buzziest films hit screens big and small, we have your must-read film list ready.
Relay Review: Thrilling Throwback Fun
David Mackenzie’s Relay is a throwback of sorts. Not quite the thrillers of the 1970s, like his film Hell or High Water, but closer to the renaissance the genre received in the early aughts, like Cellular and Red Eye.
