Directed by Oliver Laxe, Sirat is a shock to the system, to say the least. Part family drama, part existential examination, the film takes its time with its narrative as it allows the players to embark on a journey unlike any other.
While director Matt Johnson and co-writer, co-star Jay McCarrol have never really left Canada, this new movie feels like a true homecoming.
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We’re giving away double passes to an advance screening of EPIC: Elvis Presley in Concert in Toronto on Wednesday, February 18th, 2026!
Here’s a look at a pair of international documentaries that we picked from the selection at...
We’re giving away a double ROE pass to see Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie!
Our next giveaway is a steal! Thanks to our friends at Amazon MGM Studios and The TARO Group,...
Here’s a quick look at a pair of US narrative films from Sundance 2026. Take Me Home, directed by...
In order to sell ‘brat’ life, xcx may have to sell the soul of the movement that she created.
Even though it borrows from other films of the genre, Whistle still has a life of its own.
Soul’s Road isn’t going to change the world. And neither is it trying to do so.
After the year they’ve had, almost 10 years after their debut, it seems Stray Kids is just getting started.
Kokuho is a decades-long epic revolving around the world of Kabuki actors, a highly respected art...