Trailer: Kusama’s Clunky Kidman Starrer DESTROYER Gets Teased
Watch the first trailer for Karyn Kusama's neo noir Destroyer, starring Nicole Kidman.
Nicole Kidman
TIFF 2018: Destroyer Review
Destroyer TIFF 2018 Review.
Yorgos Lanthimos and Barry Keoghan on The Killing of a Sacred Deer
We sit down with The Killing of Sacred Deer director Yorgos Lanthimos and star Barry Keoghan to talk about their lack of communication and the biggest misconceptions around the film.
TIFF 2017: The Killing Of A Sacred Deer Review
TIFF 2017: The Killing Of A Sacred Deer Review.
Big Little Lies: The Story of a Good Murder
If there is such a thing as a good lie, is there such a thing as a good murder?
Big Little Lies Review: A Waspy Whodunit and So Much More
Big Little Lies is a beautifully shot, thought-provoking drama that contains knock out performances from some talented powerhouses.
Contest: See Lion Across Canada
Enter to win tickets to an advanced screening of Lion in Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Halifax, or Victoria on December 14th!
TIFF 2015: The Family Fang Review
The Family Fang TIFF 2015 Review
Paddington Review
Don't believe an ounce of the unfounded pre-release negativity. Paddington is so excellent it could restore faith in humanity to the hardest of cynics.
Before I Go to Sleep Review
A waste of a fresh concept, a good director, and a talented cast, Before I Go to Sleep only succeeds at being a dully predictable slog.
The Railway Man Review
If you can get past the somewhat awkward and out of place first act, The Railway Man is worth it overall. It’s a compelling enough drama, but it keeps hinting at a lot more depth that never quite surfaces.
TIFF 2013: The Railway Man Review
The Railway Man Gala Director: Jonathan Teplitsky The Railway Man is the true story of Eric Lomax (Colin Firth), a British soldier captured during World War II who endured some of the most horribly gruelling conditions imaginable as a forced labourer on the Thailand Death Railway, and how confronts his demons years later when he […]
Contest: Win THE PAPERBOY on Blu-Ray!
Enter for a chance to win one of two copies of The Paperboy on Blu-Ray, courtesy of Dork Shelf and D Films!
This Week in DVD: 4/2/13
This week at the video store marks the arrival of three European imports - the Swedish gangster saga Easy Money, British cop thriller The Sweeney, and the comedic Irish slasher Stitches - as well as the home video debut of the HBO original movie Hemingway & Gelhorn.
Interview: Chan-wook Park
Dork Shelf talked to famed Korean director Chan-Wook Park (Oldboy) about where his desire to tell such dark stories springs from, why he selected Stoker for his North American debut, the casting process, his identifying with the work of Alfred Hitchcock, and his study of film criticism and philosophy.
