The wisdom from conservative straight is that God created Adam and Eve, and not Adam and Steve. We have found out, in our film viewing, that this is absolutely true: if there is a god, he could not possibly have created a bad gay movie. Mike, Bil and Dan are back and they’ve answered a […]
Star Wars: The Force Awakens – The Toronto Exhibit opens this weekend – and we got a sneak peek of what's inside!
We speak with I Smile Back director Adam Salky about taking Sarah Silverman to dark places for her portrayal of addiction and the ways in which he used the tools of the medium to help the audience identify with such a difficult character.
Our in-depth conversation with film journalist turned director Brian D. Johnson, who highlights the life and work of Canadian poet Al Purdy with his new documentary Al Purdy Was Here.
Toronto film critic Brian D. Johnson directs this documentary an often misunderstood Canadian poet, Al Purdy Was Here goes beyond a basic biography.
It's easy to see what attracted Tom Hardy to the dual roles in Legend, but are they enough to sustain the British gangster movie?
I Smile Back features a career redefining role for comedian Sarah Silverman, but is that worth making audiences suffer through her character's misery?
Hitchcock/Truffaut celebrates the meeting of two of cinemas greatest filmmakers. But is it a deep enough dive to satisfy cinephiles?
D.A. Pennebaker's iconic Bob Dylan documentary Don't Look Back finally gets the Criterion treatment it so richly deserves.
The new Criterion Blu-ray treatment of 1969's Downhill Racer proves that this underrated classic was much more than a sports film.
Mississippi Grind does justice to a familiar genre, but does the Blu-ray do justice to the film?
Sorry Superman. Batman would love to chat, but he's a little tied up at the moment.
John Landis , known for directing comedy classics like The Blues Brothers, has a lifelong love of stop-motion animation, particularly the work of Ray Harryhausen.
Can Trumbo rise above its award baiting, self-congratulatory Hollywood biopic trappings?
To celebrate TIFF's upcoming Magic Motion: The Art of Stop-Motion Animation film retrospective we've assembled a list of some of the most important, impressive and interesting moments in the history of stop-motion animation.
