film reviews
‘William Shatner: You Can Call Me Bill’ Honours the Canadian Icon’s Deserved Legacy
Directed by Alexandre O. Phillipe
PUBLISHED Mar 18, 2024
Even the most casual Shatner fans will find comfort in 'William Shatner: You Can Call Me Bill,' the latest from Alexandre O. Philippe...
The Kindertransport Deserves a More Thorough Movie Than 'One Life'
Directed by James Hawes
PUBLISHED Mar 13, 2024
The story of Sir Nicholas Winton and the Kindertransport, as it become known, has been put to celluloid a handful of times, including the...
'Hey, Viktor!' Is a Satire with Heart
Directed by Cody Lightning
PUBLISHED Mar 12, 2024
More than 20 years after the release of Smoke Signals, Chris Eyre’s 1998 film that changed cinema and its representation of Indigeneity...
Kristen Stewart's 'Love Lies Bleeding' Gushes with Unsanitized Sapphic Carnage
Directed by Rose Glass
PUBLISHED Mar 12, 2024
After recently suffering through the acclaimed drama 'All of Us Strangers,' I was in critical need of stories about queers behaving badly...
The '80s Culture Wars of 'Uproar' Are More Urgent Than Ever
Directed by Hamish Bennett and Paul Middleditch
PUBLISHED Mar 11, 2024
New Zealand and Canada have a lot in common: we both tend to be overshadowed by more populous neighbouring nations, and we both have reputa...
'Imaginary' Isn't Real Scary
Directed by Jeff Wadlow
PUBLISHED Mar 11, 2024
The imagination can be a hell of a scary place, where the worst fears — about the world, about others and about the self — can manifest and...
Josh Brolin and Ariana Grande Hit a High Note on 'SNL'
March 9, 2024
PUBLISHED Mar 10, 2024
In his third outing, Josh Brolin was an affable and excellent guest host, going clothing-optional for the sake of comedy. Ariana Grande was...
'Cold Road' Loses Thrills to Exposition
Directed by Kelvin Redvers
PUBLISHED Mar 6, 2024
Estranged from the Indigenous community she grew up in, Tracy (Roseanne Supernault) finally returns home to Stony Narrows, SK, to see her a...