TIFF: ‘As In Heaven’ is a Visually Spellbinding Tale of Blind Faith
A cautionary tale about the dangers of misinformation and religion.
‘The Year of the Everlasting Storm’ Is What Pandemic Cinema Looks Like
An anthology series and remarkable piece of art that transcends boundaries and creative restraints.
‘Moments Like This Never Last’ Review: Do You Know Dash Snow?
An intimate look into the personal life of Dash Snow, another artist gone too soon.
‘Wild Indian’–A Thriller About Generational Trauma–Gets Dark
Indigenous director Lyle Mitchell Corbine Jr.'s 'Wild Indian' is a powerful story about cultural trauma.
‘Love, Life and Goldfish’ Fantasia Review: A J-Pop Love Story
Based on the manga series “Sukutte Goran” by Noriko Otani and directed by Yukinori Makabe, this was the perfect introduction to J-pop for a novice like myself.
‘Alien on Stage’ Fantasia Review: Amateurs Remake a Sci-Fi Classic
The joy of 'Alien on Stage' comes from watching this ensemble of amateur actors, like a Christopher Guest film come to life.
‘Cryptozoo’ Review: These Hand-Drawn Fantasy Creatures Delight
Director Dash Shaw returns following 2016's 'My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea.'
‘Annette’ is the Most Absurdly Odd Rock Opera You’ll See All Year
Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard lead director Leos Carax's latest rock musical.
‘Days’: A Portrait of Loneliness While Drifting Through a City
The feeling of isolation–even when surrounded by people–evokes a certain kind of sadness.
The Sexually-Charged Dance Drama ‘Ema’ Will Hypnotize You
A sexually-charged drama about regret, redemption, and reggaeton.
Fantasia Fest 2021: 14 Films We’re Looking Forward to Seeing
Rounding up all of the standouts that we're looking forward to checking out at this year's Fantasia Fest 2021.
‘Whirlybird’ Review: Capturing Serenity and Chaos Over the Clouds
A fascinating retrospective of the city of angels that navigates the fine line between serenity and chaos from among the clouds.
