Director Molly Manning Walker talks about her award-winning film How to Have Sex
An interview with the filmmaker about ritualistic partying in Greece, depicting sexual violence and cinematography and sound design in her feature debut.
Montreal-born and raised actress Emily Hampshire on her new film Fitting In
We spoke with the Schitt’s Creek alumnus about her new role in the dark coming-of-age comedy, Montreal private schools, her first acting gig in Are You Afraid of the Dark? and more.
New movies to watch in February
From the all-star meme-bait film Argylle to the Bob Marley biopic One Love to women-forward Marvel movie Madame Web to tons of international and festival-circuit titles, it’s another big month for cinema.
Má Sài Gòn is a beautiful documentary about queer resilience
4 out of 5 stars
The Settlers director Felipe Gálvez Haberle on colonial genocide and the Western genre
Colonialism is the villain in this critically acclaimed, haunting feature debut.
Oscar nominations and the year without Dune 2
“2023 was a Hollywood year shaped heavily by the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes. Not only were films like Dune: Part Two pushed back, but the texture and identity of the industry shifted in ways that are not yet clear.”
The Sweet East is a fascinating satire of contemporary America
3 out of 5 stars
