There was a time when mental illness was viewed as something that could be treated with electroshock therapy and the afflicted individual co...

Initially, Wolf seems like it's going to take a balanced stance on very taboo subject matter. But that's only if you don't read anything abo...

In setup, Matthew Lillard's directorial debut, Fat Kid Rules the World resembles the genre format and tonal structure of the films he used t...

It's difficult for a child to recognize when a parent is a destructive role model. We're hardwired as a species to trust our biological care...

You know you're in for some heavy content when a movie begins by showing a quote from the U.S. Army's Chief of Public Affairs that reads, "W...

Writer, director, actress, feminist, mother and artist, Paule Baillargeon, has been integrated with the Canadian film world for the last fou...

Without introducing and superfluous elements or even standard subtext, Philippe de Pierpont's single-minded character study, She's Not Cryin...

William Kurelek's The Maze (a re-imagined hour-long documentary that uses decades-lost footage from filmmakers Robert M. Young and David Gru...

Is it crazy to have ambitions? If one lacks the mental clarity required for objective self-evaluation, then the answer is most probably yes....

Though not deliberately a mystery, insomuch as the truth isn't overtly obfuscated as a crutch for (melo)dramatic reveal, much of Little Bird...

In lieu of evidence that King Curling is a period piece, it looks like North American nineties pop culture arrived late in Sweden, or at lea...