The Colour Of Ink Review: Celebrating Ancient Art As Medicine [TIFF]
The Colour of Ink wants us to step back and look at something we all take for granted every day.
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Roost Review: A Deeply Uncomfortable Film Full Of Bad Choices [TIFF]
Get ready to get uncomfortable. -
Venus Review: Impressive Effects Can't Make Up For Tediously Familiar Cosmic Horror [TIFF]
While not without its merits, Venus ultimately just feels like a disappointment. -
Wildflower Review: When Disability Representation Goes Wrong [TIFF]
Wildflower deals with issues like disability and parental rights, but struggles under the weight of its subject matter. -
Rosie Review: A Charming Found Family Film With Heart To Spare [TIFF]
Rosie is a thoroughly charming little film not without flaws, but is a promising project from some emerging faces in the industry. -
Women Talking Review: Empowering Survivors To Take Back Their Lives [TIFF]
Sarah Polley creates something remarkable with the powerful, painful, and surprisingly funny Women Talking. -
Atlanta Season 4 Review: The Final Season Of TV's Most Experimental Show Returns To Its Roots For One Last Ride
There's still more to experiment with before this series finally calls it quits. -
Aftersun Review: Charlotte Wells Quietly Breaks Hearts [TIFF]
Aftersun is a film you follow by feeling. -
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Sanctuary Review: Margaret Qualley Dominates In Twisted Sex Comedy [TIFF]
Sanctuary is a nuanced look at BDSM. -
The 2022 Emmys In Review: A Mixed Bag But Still Entertaining, Just Like Actual TV!
The Emmys weren't a disaster and they weren't a triumph. Like most television. -
Devotion Review: Jonathan Majors And Glen Powell Make A Great Team In This Muddled Korean War Drama [TIFF]
Jonathan Majors and Glen Powell mostly make Devotion worth watching. -
All Quiet On The Western Front Review: A Bleak, Beautiful, Anti-War Film [TIFF]
All Quiet on the Western Front is a harrowing anti-war film. -
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The Son Review: Hugh Jackman Is Devastating In This Wrenching Portrait Of Depression [TIFF]
The Son will no doubt be too devastating for some viewers. -
The Good Nurse Review: Nurse Jessica Chastain Tries To Stop Serial Killer Eddie Redmayne In This Underwhelming True Crime Drama [TIFF]
There's a good story lurking somewhere in the surprisingly lifeless The Good Nurse. -
How To Blow Up A Pipeline Review: A Startling And White Knuckle-Inducing Visual Manifesto [TIFF]
The must-see How to Blow Up a Pipeline argues that the time for peaceful demonstrations and quiet gestures has long passed -
A Jazzman's Blues Review: This Tyler Perry Film Is Stuck In The Past [TIFF]
The latest from Tyler Perry is clearly deeply personal, but suffers from an overly sentimental, overly complicated story. -
Confess, Fletch Review: Maybe It Should Have Stayed In Development Hell
Confess, Fletch suffers from an unsatisfying mystery and out-of-place comedy. -
Wendell & Wild Review: Jordan Peele + Henry Selick = A Funny, Frightful Film [TIFF]
Move over The Nightmare Before Christmas — there's a new stop-motion horror flick in town. -
What We Learned About Film History From The Venice Film Festival
Most giant film festivals are all about the present — and future — of cinema by their very nature. -
Baby Ruby Review: Motherhood Is Hell [TIFF]
An uncomfortable, yet stylish, depiction of a mental breakdown. -
House Of The Dragon Goes Full Bachelorette In King Of The Narrow Sea
No dynasty can avoid the constant threat of being destroyed by scandals. -
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I Like Movies Review: A Funny, Smart Stroll Down Millennial Memory Lane [TIFF]
I Like Movies is a celebration of movie lovers. -
The Fabelmans Review: One Of Steven Spielberg's Warmest, Most Autobiographical Films [TIFF]
Steven Spielberg examins his own story with The Fabelmans. -
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery Review: Rian Johnson Outdoes Himself With A Hilarious New Benoit Blanc Whodunit [TIFF]
Glass Onion is even better than Knives Out.
