The Mole Agent Review: This Real-Life Spy Farce Is a Surprisingly Melancholy Meditation on Aging
Maite Alberdi finds the humor and pathos in her doc following an octogenarian spy at a retirement community.
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Ava Review: A Great Cast Can’t Rise Above A Dull Script
Despite a cast that includes Jessica Chastain and Colin Farrell, Ava can't rise above its dull script no matter how seriously it takes itself.
Fantasia 2020 Review: The Oak Room
The Oak Room demonstrates just how effective good old fashioned horror storytelling can be.
Fantasia 2020 Review: 12 Hour Shift
Billed as a dark horror-comedy, 12 Hour Shift is DOA when it comes to delivering any laughs or frights despite competent performances.
Fantasia 2020 Review: Class Action Park
A terrifying thrill ride through the negligence and corruption of one of the world’s most dangerous theme parks.
Fantasia 2020 Review: The Columnist
Not reading the comments is easier said than done in the horror-satire The Columnist, a satisfying look at one woman's response to her online trolls
Fantasia 2020 Review: Dinner In America
Adam Carter Rehmeier’s directorial debut is a punk rock romance that really shines once it gets past its clunky opening act.
Tenet Review: A Spoiler-Free Look at Christopher Nolan’s Latest
Here's our spoiler-free review of one of the most anticipated films of this very odd cinema season – Christopher Nolan's TENET.
Pariah Dog Review: More Than Just A Dog Version Of Kedi
Pariah Dog offers an experiential look at India's native dogs and the people on the sidelines of society who care for them
Shelf Survey: The Best Things We Watched In June 2020
From Da 5 Bloods to Batman, here's what we were loving this month.
Artemis Fowl Review: A Film Cursed To Fail
Twelve minutes into the movie, Colin Farrell gets in a helicopter and flies away, and frankly, we can't blame him because it’s all downhill from there.
All About Who You Know Review: A Genre-Subverting Rom-Com
The feature film debut from Canadian writer-director Jake Horowitz is a charmingly unique love story that begins with a boy's love of film.
True History of the Kelly Gang Review: Fire and Fury
Justin Kurzel has no interest in a by-the-numbers biography, feeling free to indulge in anachronisms for his punk rock period piece that intersects at legend and rumour.
Shelf Survey: The Best Things We Watched In March
Tiger King, Portrait Of A Lady On Fire and streamable content topped our what to watch list in March
Red Snow Review: An Inspiring Vision of Identity as Its Own Salvation
Acclaimed Métis writer/director Marie Clements' feature debut Red Snow is a marvel of a film.
