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undertone needs to be heard to be believed. Directed by Ian Tuason, undertone tells the story of...
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Unstoppable shorts at Slamdance 2026
One of the wonderful things about Slamdance Film Festival is that it has a section of films that...
Reminders of Him: Come in and get comfortable
Reminders of Him is in the romance genre, but to me, its true charm is in the ways different characters choose to remain in each other’s’ corners
GIVEAWAY! Advance Screening of MAYA & SAMAR!
Thanks to our friends at The TARO Group and VVS Films, we’re giving away three double passes to an advance screening of Maya & Samar in Toronto and Montreal (English)!
Breakout films at Slamdance 2026
“Breakout” films highlight filmmakers who are moving to a new level in their art. Here are a few of the films at Slamdance that fit that category.
Slamdance documentary features at Slamdance 2026
I found that the Documentary Features was the strongest section of Slamdance Film Festival this...
NAWI: Dear Future Me: The chance to explore potential
Nawi’s journey becomes an “Odyssey”-style adventure, forcing her intellect and skills to serve survival rather than innovation or academic growth.
Sweetness has more bite than its name suggests
Sweetness becomes an insightful criticism into our celebrity culture.
Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man – Tommy Shelby goes to war
Tommy Shelby is back. And he’s ready to go to war.
Youngblood: Hockey refresh makes all the right moves
By tweaking a few of the film’s key elements, Davis manages to breathe new life into the story, making it this remake relevant once again. And, in doing so, he makes sure that Youngblood hits when it needs to do so.
Some Short Docs from Slamdance 2026
Here are a few of the documentary shorts playing at Slamdance 2026.
Young Sherlock: Ritchie’s revival is more than merely elementary
Young Sherlock shockingly proves to be far more than merely elementary, my dear reader.
Unstoppable films at Slamdance
One of the wonderful things about Slamdance Film Festival is that it has a section of films that...
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