For anyone who has ever gotten a traffic ticket, you know that it can be embarrassing, enraging, and even enlightening. Writer/director Adrian Murray hits all of those points in more in his very Toronto second feature, Retrograde.
Canadian writer, director, and producer Darcy Waite reveals the valuable lessons he learned on his journey toward shooting his debut feature, Lucky Strikes.
Young stars Mckenna Grace and Isaiah Russell-Bailey give us a glimpse behind the scenes of Disney's new sci-fi adventure, Crater.
The Starling Girl is an empowering self-discovery story about how women were taught and forced to hide and fear so much of themselves.
Jason Gorber stopped by CBC's Metro Morning to chat about the release of home-grown hit BlackBerry, directed by Matt Johnson.
Celebrate Taurus season throughout May with our list of the 10 best fictional Tauruses across film and television.
That Shelf sits down with Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 star, Sean Gunn to discuss the final chapter in the Guardians trilogy.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 closes out the trilogy with a high-stakes emotional thrill ride.
Let's play ball! Attend Paid in Sweat's 35th-anniversary screening of BULL DURHAM in 35mm at the Revue Cinema!
Bystanders examines the complexities of friendship and accountability in the #MeToo era.
The Broken Lizard team returns Quasi, a goofy take on The Hunchback of Notre Dame that's perfectly mediocre turn-your-brain-off rainy day entertainment.
The Evil Dead Rise, the latest iteration of Sam Raimi's franchise, goes light on the series' black humour and heavy on the blood and gore.
Beau Is Afraid is Ari Aster's most unhinged film yet, and potentially his most divisive.
After chilling audiences with Hereditary and Midsommar, Ari Aster is ready to make audiences laugh, at least a little bit, with his "nightmare comedy" Beau Is Afraid.
Chief Film Critic Jason Gorber stopped by CBC's Metro Morning to discuss the lauded climate action thriller How to Blow Up a Pipeline.
