80 for Brady looks like it's gonna be a winner and we're giving away passes to see it before it's released in theatres! Thanks to our friends at The TARO Group, we're giving away three double passes to see 80 for Brady in Toronto, Montreal (ENG), Edmonton, and...
?There?s people that paint with colour and it?s called abstract. I don?t think it?s abstract at all. Colour is the most important thing.? ? Peter Bradley Directed by Alex Rappoport, With Peter Bradley is a deep dive into one man?s impact on the history of...
Written and directed by Sujaat Saudagar,?The Underbug?takes place in India as the country is ravaged by violence. On the eve of its Independence Day, rioters have taken to the street, demanding change. However, in the process, the nation is also being torn apart....
Directed by Mark Kozakiewicz, the new documentary Silent Love begins in a small Polish village after the mother of Aga and Milosz passes away. Alone and hurting, Aga seeks to become legal guardian for her younger brother to help keep the family together....
Directed by Law Chen, Starring Jerry as Himself is a docu-fiction hybrid that tells the amazing true story of Jerry Hsu. Divorced but devoted to his family, Jerry is an honest and hard-working man who wants to do what?s right. However, when Jerry receives a...
Directed by Darren Aronofsky, THE WHALE tells the story of Charlie (Brendan Fraser), an obese recluse who lives his life as an online teacher from the safety of his apartment. With the end of his life approaching, Charlie reaches out to his estranged daughter Ellie...
Everyone on earth may be living? but are they truly alive? Directed by Oliver Hermanus, Living tells the story of Mr. Williams (Bill Nighy), a veteran civil servant who spends his days grinding away at his desk, moving assignments but seemingly accomplishing...
Storm Reid in Screen Gems MISSING Somebody once said that ?the internet never forgets?. In Missing, that memory proves helpful for once. Missing tells thes tory of June (Storm Reid), a teenager who?s still grieving the loss of her father from almost 10 years...
I?ve seen this movie before. But not onscreen. I know that, as a critic, my role is supposed to distance myself from a film. Talk about what?s good and what?s not so you know in advance (and I will discuss that here as well). But with Florian Zeller?s The Son, I...