It’s difficult to know where to start with this offensive mess. There’s a character named Fes (and acronym for "foreign exchange student”) w...

The third series of Corner Gas has moments of self-reflexive promise, like when a microphone falls into view during a comment on the importa...

Based on Patrick McCabe's novel of the same name, Breakfast On Pluto has Neil Jordan preparing a potentially explosive mixture of gender, id...

The trailer for ATL takes the gangster flick route to entice patrons, selling itself as a hardcore "new American story"; this head-on approa...

Crisis haunts an assortment of characters at the Niagara Hotel. Loretta, a local waitress, is torn between a stapler salesman and a small ti...

L'Enfant, winner of the Palme D'Or at the 2005 Cannes Film Festival, is grisly realism at its most grating. Twenty-year-old Bruno (Jérémie R...

Newcomer Aaron Webber plays Emerson Thorson, a home-educated adolescent sent to public school because of his poor math skills. His mother, K...

Don't let the title fool you; this film runs much deeper than the yuppie-gone-mad tagline some critics have given it. David Christensen has...

Too bad this film wasn't called Selma. Sarah Polley is luminous as the soothsaying outsider cursed with the ability to foresee the deaths of...

The self-conscious voiceover that starts A Good Woman is the first, but certainly not the last, sign that the film's in trouble. Helen Hunt'...

It's not often you see a film that makes full and brilliant use of the medium. Tsotsi, nominated for an Academy Award for Best Foreign Langu...

While Fitzgerald's The Event (his other contribution to the AIDS canon) sometimes veered into sentimentality, the trio of plot lines that ma...

Gretchen Mol plays Bettie Page, the God-fearing good girl who moves to New York City from Nashville in pursuit of a modelling career, becomi...

Flavien Juste (François Chenier), a tabloid reporter, is sent with his photographer friend Armand (Patrice Robitaille) to a small town where...

Newcomer Aaron Webber plays Emerson Thorson, a home-educated adolescent sent to public school because of his poor math skills. His mother, K...

The first half of Evil Aliens plays more like Porky's than a sci-fi film, complete with big-breasted women and the wet dreams they inspire....

Isolation is The Thing on a farm. Dan, a proud Irishman, lets a research firm experiment on his stock for a promised cash payment. Trouble s...

It's hard to believe that the same man who directed My Beautiful Laundrette, Prick Up Your Ears and Dirty Pretty Things is responsible for t...

There's no doubt Albert Brooks can make people laugh; a stand-up sequence in Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World proves he's a gut-bustin...

It's easy to dismiss The Golden Girls as pop culture junk. After all, sitcoms in 1987 usually solved problems in approximately 19 minutes; y...