Kingston Canadian Film Festival Review: Stéphane Lafleur’s VIKING Probes the Human Condition
We review a real joy of a discovery in Stéphane Lafleur's darkly comic sci-film film Viking.
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Return to Seoul Review
Return to Seoul is a vividly realized character study from director Davy Chou that stands as a compelling journey of self-discovery.
Queens of the Qing Dynasty Review: We Flirtin’
Ashley McKenzie's latest feature Queens of the Qing Dynasty is an extraordinary study of neurodiversity and queer friendships.
Creed III Review
Creed III marks a stellar directorial debut from Michael B. Jordan and, yes, Jonathan Majors is absolutely electric here too.
Director Lizzie Borden on Censorship, Community and the Movie She’s Kept in the Closet for Over 40 Years
"If you weren't scared, you would just be on a flat line." Emily Gagne talks with director Lizzie Borden ahead of Regrouping's long-overdue Canadian premiere.
Shelf Pick: Figure Skating Drama Free Skate Trailer
The figure skating drama Free Skate is a poignant exploration of the beauty and trauma of being an elite athlete.
We Have a Ghost Review: Too Many Ideas Lost in Execution
We Have a Ghost is a case of too many ideas lost in execution. A disappointing, overlong Netflix film that will be hard to remember.
Director Frances O’Connor on blending fact and fiction in Emily
Emily director Frances O'Connor geeks out with our Managing Editor over a mutual love of the Brontës, and they discuss the decision to blend historical fact with fiction.
The Criterion Shelf: Queer Britannia – A Derek Jarman Retrospective
Surveying the films of Derek Jarman in Criterion Channel's collection devoted to the singular artist, activist, and visionary queer voice.
Cocaine Bear Review: A Title That More than Delivers on Its Promise
Elizabeth Banks's zany horror comedy about a bear on a coke-fuelled rampage more than delivers on its premise.
Your Place or Mine Review
Your Place or Mine: Reese Witherspoon and Ashton Kutcher have both starred in successful romcom tentpoles, but for some reason this one just didn't fit the bill.
Emily Review: A moody showcase for a magnetic Emma Mackey
Frances O'Connor's fictional portrait of author Emily Brontë provides a moody and atmospheric showcase for a magnetic Emma Mackey.
Shelf Pick: Inspiring Eco-Doc Hell or Clean Water Hits Digital
Hell or Clean Water tells the story of Shawn Bath, a former fisherman from Newfoundland who undergoes a life-changing experience that transforms him into an environmental crusader.
Linoleum Review
In its unique way, sci-fi dramedy Linoleum manages to present a deeply resounding statement on what is actually important in this world.
Contra Zoom Pod 227: Oscars 2023 – Everything Everywhere All Elvis Talking
Paulo Bautista and John Richards join Dakota to discuss Everything Everywhere All At Once, Elvis, and Women Talking!
