The Salt Path Review: Finding Stillness On An Uncertain Journey
It may not provide every answer, but Marianne Elliott's The Salt Path ultimately finds meaning in continuing to walk.
True Story
The Boys In The Boat: George Clooney’s Latest Sinks
Based on the best-selling non-fiction book by Daniel James Brown, The Boys In The Boat tells the true story of the 1936 University of Washington men’s rowing team.
TIFF 2022: The Good Nurse Review
Oscar winners Eddie Redmayne and Jessica Chastain team-up for the true-crime medical thriller The Good Nurse.
CONTEST: Win advance screening passes for BANDIT!
To celebrate the release of BANDIT, That Shelf wants to send you to the advanced Toronto screening and Q&A with the director Allan Ungar!
House of Gucci Review: Fashionably Messy
Despite an all-star ensemble cast and Ridley Scott behind the camera, House Of Gucci is neither a prestige drama nor a campy extravaganza despite over-the-top performances by Lady Gaga and Jared Leto.
TIFF 2020: Good Joe Bell Review
Mark Wahlberg stars in latest drama from Brokeback Mountain writers Diana Ossana and Larry McMurtry.
True Story Review
True Story is a true crime tale that tries hard to illustrate its cinematic qualities and justify its existence, but miscast leads and a novice script fail to elevate it to anything worthy of praise.
The Rare Case of Cocksucker Blues
This weekend, a free retrospective of films by American photographer Robert Frank at the TIFF Bell Lightbox brings a screening of one of the rarest and most controversial rock and roll documentaries of all time: the 1972 look into the touring life of The Rolling Stones, Cocksucker Blues, a film so rare it might not be seen on the big screen (legally) in the city every again.
