Reviews: Polaris April 29, 2024 As our climate is ever evolving, and we wonder what the future holds, Polaris director Kirsten Carthew delivers a frost laden Mad Max of the north. Continue Reading
Reviews: Red Rooms April 15, 2024 Red Rooms is a new techno-thriller from Pascal Plante, who’s previous film helped launch him into the conversation of one of the best new Canadian directors. Continue Reading
Reviews: BlackBerry April 12, 2024 Blackberry, is the latest movie you might call “product dramas”. This emerging genre has tales of the rise of classic consumer goods, and very often their fall. Continue Reading
Reviews: Evil Does Not Exist from IFFO 2024 April 8, 2024 Ryûsuke Hamaguchi’s latest outing, Evil Does Not Exist, tackles an environmental focused drama teeming with much deeper resonance. Continue Reading
Reviews: Chuck Chuck Baby from IFFO 2024 March 29, 2024 Set in Wales, Chuck Chuck Baby, tells the story of Helen, who lives with her ex-husband, his new girlfriend and their baby, as she tends to his dying mother. Continue Reading
Reviews: Loch Ness: They Created a Monster from IFFO 2024 March 26, 2024 Final Rating: 3.5/5 “If you build it, they will come…” Few things capture our imagination like the possibility of discovery, in particular that of… Continue Reading
Reviews: The Peasants March 25, 2024 Based on the Nobel Prize for Literature 1904 novel The Peasants, the 2023 adaptation by duo DK Welchman and Hugh Welchman is in short, a masterpiece of a film. Continue Reading
Blog: A Collection of Oscar Nominated Reviews March 9, 2024 This weekend is the 96th Oscars! This past year we published the most reviews ever, and to honour them, here is every review for… Continue Reading
Reviews: To Kill a Tiger March 8, 2024 To Kill a Tiger, follows the story of Ranjit as he takes on the Indian legal system to seek justice for his 13 year old daughter after she was gang raped. Continue Reading
Reviews: Hundreds of Beavers February 16, 2024 Hundreds of Beavers wears its inspirations on its sleeve. An irreverent, black-and-white, live-action cartoon, it’s a survivalist western by way of Looney Tunes. Continue Reading