Each year, the Toronto International Film Festival offers a glimpse into the next few months of the film industry. Rising new directors get...

Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and the Band is a loving tribute to its subjects — which is both a blessing and a curse. On the one han...

Nicolas Cage has become a full-blown meme, and the stranger his roles get, the more people seem to love him. Color Out of Space certainly do...

When it comes to the titular showdown of Ford v Ferrari, it's hard to give much of a shit. This is a story of corporation versus corporation...

Marriage Story isn't a marriage story. It's a divorce story, and it poignantly reveals the ways that two people who used to love one another...

A Hidden Life is set in the Second World War, but it's about a much more private conflict than the one taking place in the trenches. Franz J...

Today is the final day of the 44th annual Toronto International Film Festival, and the organizers have now announced the winning films from...

YouTube has totally oversaturated the concert film genre by flooding the internet with countless free, professionally shot shows, but with W...

Lucy in the Sky isn't about an astronaut; it's about a selfish jerk going through an existential crisis. And even though this story of a NAS...

Emperor Tomato Ketchup came out in the heyday of postmodern pop — the same year that Beck released his genre-mashing masterpiece Odelay and...

Y'know that stress dream where you're back at school, and you realize that you completely forgot about one of your courses, and suddenly it'...

Vancouver electro-pop songwriter des hume has been building up to the release of his forthcoming debut album bub, and now he's launched a ne...

We're all just slaves to our computers, man! It's like, we're all so plugged into the world wide web, we barely even talk to one another any...

When the guy who created The Hangover trilogy signed up to direct a comic book movie, who could have ever guessed it would lead to something...

On the surface, Motherless Brooklyn is loving tribute to 1950s film noir. There's a hardscrabble detective with debilitating Tourette's, an...

"The Song of Names" refers to a mournful Jewish prayer, a days-long recitation of names of Holocaust victims set to music. As the basis for...

A murder disguised as a suicide, a pool of suspects with plenty to gain from the victim's death, and a charismatic detective who is as cleve...

Sometimes, divorce is a good thing. Sure, it's not much fun for anyone involved, but Hope Gap's bleak portrait of matrimony is a good remind...

Graduating high school is supposed to be a celebration, but The Giant certainly isn't any fun. It's a surreal, stream-of-consciousness glimp...

Life's sweetest moments are impermanent, and Portrait of a Lady on Fire (Portrait de la jeune fille en feu) is a heartbreaking account of a...