FNC reviews: Coma, No Bears and Human Flowers of Flesh
Bertrand Bonello’s quarantine film, Jafar Panahi’s radical politics and the sensuality of the sea in the latest from Helena Wittmann.
FNC reviews: Call Jane, A Piece of Sky and Tchaikovsky’s Wife
Elizabeth Banks and Sigourney Weaver star in an abortion access drama, a doomed love affair in the Swiss Alps and the madness of Tchaikovsky’s Wife.
The Banshees of Inisherin, Plan 75, Joyland and Unrest: TIFF REVIEWS
The cast of In Bruges reunite for another very dark comedy, a 21st century answer to Soylent Green, a queer Cannes hit and a Swiss anarchist drama.
The Kingdom Exodus, Nanny, Dry Ground Burning: TIFF REVIEWS
Lars Von Trier is back on TV with a new installment of his macabre ’90s hospital show PLUS the tale of a haunted Senegalese woman and heavy surrealism in Bolsonaro’s Brazil.
Sarah Polley’s Women Talking, El Agua, La Jaurìa, Brother: TIFF REVIEWS
Another Canadian tale of a brutal religious community, a Spanish aquatic drama, a teen rebellion film from Colombia and a movie about racism in Scarborough.
Triangle of Sadness, Aftersun, Emily, Queens of Qing Dynasty: TIFF REVIEWS
Episodic social satire, an unconventional family drama, a Brontë sisters story and a Canadian underground gem.
What to watch during the final days of the Fantasia Film Festival in Montreal
Reviews of two Japanese films, one of them a slow-burn drama, the other dealing with the pressing issue of how to dispose of Godzilla-grade monsters.
What to watch at the Fantasia Film Festival this weekend
Reviews of the Canadian horror action comedy Cult Hero, premiering today, and the Korean horror film Seire.
What to watch at the Fantasia Film Festival this week
A nightmarish West Island odyssey, a Canadian boxing movie, Canadian folk-horror, Korean slow cinema and more.
What to watch at Fantasia this week
Reviews of Mali Elfman’s feature debut, an absurdist comedy set in a bathroom and a sprawling dystopian sci-fi epic.