Claire Denis talks about her new romantic thriller Stars at Noon
The French filmmaker told us about adapting a novel set during the Nicaraguan Revolution, and resetting the story in modern-day Panama.
Horror takes a backseat in the still-horrific millennial slasher film Bodies Bodies Bodies
Rich, coked out Americans, who diagnose each other like TikTokers with a degree in anything but Psychology, become a cavalcade of corpses in Halina Reijn’s new film.
Is Avalon Fast the new face of Canadian genre cinema?
We spoke with the 22-year-old filmmaker about her micro-budget horror film Honeycomb, which recently premiered amid tangible buzz at Fantasia.
David Cronenberg on pain, birth and his favourite Montreal memory
We interviewed the cinema legend about his latest film Crimes of the Future and much more.
Cronenberg indulges body-horror sci-fi obsessions in the surprisingly funny Crimes of the Future
“Once again, Cronenberg rearticulates the thesis of many of his films: If you change the body, you change the world.”
Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore fails at being magical
“David Yates’ third instalment in the Harry Potter spin-off is predictably entertaining, but soulless.”
The CCA explores tensions in contemporary urban living in a new film
The short film, When We Live Alone, complements the ongoing Canadian Centre for Architecture exhibition A Section of Now.
Matt Damon is a mad dad out for revenge in the politically muddy Stillwater
“Trump, of course, comes up. Yet the film dodges its own bullets, too scared to contend with a liberal audience’s reaction to a right-wing protagonist.”
All about all-grrrl punk rock streaming series Band Ladies
An interview with Canadian filmmaker/series creator Molly Flood.
Bad-tripping through Canadian history
Matthew Rankin on his new film, a Canadiana nightmare about William Lyon Mackenzie King.