Bait, a fairly original and tongue-in-cheek show from Prime Video Canada, gives actor Riz Ahmed a chance to get personal. He looks into the hypocritical flaws of Hollywood, the landscape for artists of color, and is able to poke fun at his own background and religion....
The show opens with a grisly murder and then flashes back to the first time Dr. Kay Scarpetta confronted a serial killer obsessed with displaying and humiliating women. As Chief Medical Examiner in Virginia, Kay is thrust into a dark and horrifying world, forced to...
In a world where the water supply has dwindled and much of what remains is contaminated, few live free. We are thrust into the fragile existence of Sarah and her family, who have access to a well—a clean water source worth dying and killing for. They are still...
What happens when you seem to have the good life to everyone else, but still need to figure out what that actually looks like for yourself? That’s the question at the heart of The Madison, which follows family patriarch (Kurt Russell) as he spends time with his...
NAWI: Dear Future Me takes place in modern Kenya, where 13-year-old Nawi is the daughter of a struggling farming family in a small village. With no running water, endless chores, and a drought looming, her family is under mounting pressure. In this context,...
The President's Cake premiered on the 2025 festival circuit, making its Cannes World Premiere in the Director's Fortnight section, where it won the Audience Award and the Camera d'Or for Best Debut Feature. From there, it was selected as the 2025 submission for Best...
I suppose when director Baz Luhrmann saw the acronym that this title made, he had to put it together. EPIC presents never-before-seen footage of Elvis' performances at the International Hotel in Las Vegas. He uses this as the base (and an excuse) to make it a...
While Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol are on the path to becoming Toronto legends, their new movie Nirvanna the Band the Show serves as one of the best love letters to the city, to friendship, and to pop culture nerds everywhere that I've ever seen. This excellent film...
While director Matt Johnson and co-writer, co-star Jay McCarrol have never really left Canada during their filmmaking collaborations, this new movie feels like a true homecoming for two creators who may have only just begun to make their presence known worldwide....