“NAZA” stands as an ontological survey of state-sponsored violence.

Takashi Yamazaki's epic follow-up to 'Godzilla Minus One' premiered at the New York Film Festival

Screenwriter Tom Dean doesn’t seem to know how to write distinct characters with interiority or personalities beyond hackneyed clichés.

It’s a miracle of miracles: a new romantic comedy that's actually charming!

It’s a miracle of miracles: a new romantic comedy that's actually charming!

Starting this weekend, the Pittsburgh Silent Film Festival will screen films from 1926 at venues all around the city. Put on by the Pittsburgh Silent Film Society (PSFS), the festival is a recent and ...

The director talks painting and cinema, the art of sound design, and how crime films are a vessel for autobiography

“I thought that if it was cut right, then we could’ve had a story that really spoke to what was going on in the community,” the filmmaker said.

Listed in order watched (or when embargo breaks if pre-screened)

On three great docs from this year's TIFF.

For a film with such a weighty and timely premise, it's a shame that it’s just not very good.

On three TIFF dramas, including the one that just won the big prize at Venice.

Amber Midthunder stars in 'How We Stand,' directed by Marie Clements and featuring an Indigenous cast. Movie review.

TIFF: The magic of the film lies in the way it elegantly tackles the idea that having kids is the only “normal” way for someone to be.

On three ambitious premieres from TIFF's Discovery and Platform sections.

On three essential profile docs out of this year's TIFF.

A tribute to the legendary costume designer and fashion icon, who dressed everyone from Cher to Barbra.

Hawke's performance is one of the best he's ever given.

This film is the essence of what makes Burnett’s hold on the American mythos peerless and exceptional.

An imperfect masterpiece.