Closet Monster: Stylish, Zingy, and Temperamental
Stephen Dunn’s film that won big at TIFF is now in cinemas.
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Looking: It Will Be Missed
The HBO show about the love lives of three gay men is finished off with a full-length movie.
Lo and Behold: Reveries of the (un)Connected World
Werner Herzog’s new documentary shows us how the Internet took over the world.
von Brandenburg and Lescarbeau take Darling Foundry
Upon entering the Darling Foundry‘s Grande Salle, you will be greeted by two large, white staircases. Walk up to them, walk on them, walk across them. Once you get to [read on]
Our Kind of Traitor: Style Over Substance
Susanna White’s adaptation of a John Le Carré novel avoids clichés
‘Eat That Question: Frank Zappa in his Own Words’ – More Than Just a Music Doc
A documentary for Zappa fans… and anyone else, really.
The Neon Demon: A Dark Party with Messed-Up Dolls
A sleek, colourful Los Angeles shows its darker side in Nicolas Winding Refn’s horror film.
Review of Tickled: A World of Tickle
David Farrier’s documentary delves into the curious and sometimes dark world of tickle festish videos.
Review of Mia Madre: A Mirrored Self Through Loss
Nanni Moretti’s new film sees a woman struggle in her role as filmmaker and as daughter to a dying mother.
Sunset Song: Visually Stunning but Emotionally Bereft
Terence Davies’ film explores the relationship of a family in the Scottish countryside, but lacks depth.
Review of Janis: Little Girl Blue
Amy Berg’s new documentary depicts the successes and hardships of Janis Joplin’s life.
Review: Ciné Concert Holy Mountain at la Sala Rossa
A truly remarkable feature that blends a cult classic with live soundtrack by Will Eizlini and L’Ensemble Eta Kooram Nah Smech with conductor Spike Taylor.
Alice Through the Looking Glass: It’s TIME
The new Alice film from Tim Burton’s series makes you think about the role of Time in our lives.
Behemoth: A Poetic Journey into the Pit of the Earth
This film documents the impact of industrialization, brilliantly captured by the observational camera of Zhao Liang.
Review of Troublemakers: The Story of Land Art
To the artists who pioneered this art movement, bigger is better.
Chaim Tannenbaum’s Long-Awaited Debut Arrives
Interview with the talented instrumentalist who releases an album late in his career.
La démolition familiale: Dreams of Demolition
Patrick Damien’s documentary lets us peek into the lives of two families who have participated in Bellechasse’s Demolition Derby for generations.
The Travels of Babar: a classic tale with a modern twist
OSM under Dina Gilbert performs Raphael Mostel’s pieces on beloved literary character, Babar the Elephant.
Sketchfest: Fight Mercury Retrograde
The D.A., Downtime, and Parker and Seville at the Montreal Improv Theatre get lots of audience love.