Rose Glass's directorial debut, Saint Maud, is a story about pain. Physical pain, pain as punishment, sickness pains, existential pain and t...
First Cow feels like a movie from another time — and not just because it's set in fur trade-era Oregon Territory. It's defiantly slow-paced,...
Usually viewed as the kind of eccentric subculture encountered in Louis Theroux documentaries or National Geographic reality shows, doomsday...
By the end of It Started as a Joke, you will be in tears. The wonderful and star-studded documentary chronicles the grand finale of absu...
Viviarium, the second feature from Irish director Lorcan Finnegan, is going to hit people a little differently now than when it was first sc...
It is safe to assume the average viewer of Jonathan Jakubowicz's Resistance would not be readily aware of famed mime artist Marcel Marceau's...
A specific significance of this film's title, The Body Remembers When the World Broke Open, might be lost on me. To pick out the pair of wor...
In the midst of COVID-19 mania, Canadian Strain provides some great one-liners, thrilling action, and heartwarming relationships to help pas...
Anne Banting is so much more than a weed dealer. She's a healer, a gardener, a friend and a businesswoman. She boasts a menagerie of loyal c...
As Bloodshot, the new Vin Diesel action vehicle, hits cinemas, it is becoming very clear that the algorithm is broken. This doesn't so much...
As a commentary on America's political divide, The Hunt has all the subtlety of a Trump tweet. It concerns a group of wealthy neo-liberals w...
