Anne at 13,000 ft ★★★½
Anne at 13,000 ft is Canadian writer/director Kazik Radwanski’s sharp and energetic character study of a woman teetering around theContinue Reading
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Most Anticipated of December 2019
Henry Baime: This month we’ll finally be getting some of the films it feels like everyone has been talking about allContinue Reading
eXistenZ: A Game Everybody is Already Playing
David Cronenberg‘s 1999 science fiction horror amalgamation eXistenZ is a strange beast composed of teeth, gristle, bone and flesh asContinue Reading
1999 in Film
In the ninth month of the year, we look at a number of the films released twenty years ago atContinue Reading
Stories We Tell (and Stories We Don’t)
I think three viewings are needed to take in Stories We Tell in full. One to understand the story, oneContinue Reading
Matthias & Maxime ★★★
We never see the pivotal kiss that informs every consecutive second of Matthias & Maxime. Xavier Dolan‘s latest, a distantContinue Reading
Mothers in Film
Our monthly retrospective comes a little earlier this month, and it’s for good reason. Today is Mother’s Day and weContinue Reading
Most Anticipated of January 2019
Alex Sitaras: This month is a little different than our usual Most Anticipated column. We only have one film, TheContinue Reading
Fright 12: Black Christmas
In 1983, director Bob Clark made A Christmas Story. A Christmas season classic, the film is nearly impossible to avoidContinue Reading
David Cronenberg and the Political Underground
When one watches a film from director David Cronenberg, it is always a unique experience. A true auteur, Cronenberg’s stampContinue Reading
