There was really only one way for Rian Johnson to proceed with Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery. The sequel to his 2019 whodunnit smash that introduced the es...
So we finally arrive at the epic baconification of World War II. With enough Tarantino-esque chapter headings that you won’t for a second forget its place in t...
It didn't take long after watching Jub Clerc's Sweet As to see the comparison point my mind went to first (The Breakfast Club) was hardly an original thought. ...
New Zealand's Tūhoe people have faced more than a century of aggression for daring to keep their culture alive. As relayed at the start of Tearepa Kahi's thril...
It starts in the 1800s. That's when the first residential schools were opened across Canada as a means of "beating the Indian" out of Indigenous children. The ...
Director Basil Khalil and co-writer Daniel Ka-Chun Chan waste no time setting the tone for their Middle Eastern comedy A Gaza Weekend. Conceived over a decade ...
With Women Talking, Sarah Polley adapts Miriam Toews’ 2018 novel in a way that feels like a response to the last several years. The book, which concerns women ...
Weird: The Al Yankovic Story gets its subject in a way very few biopics ever have—by not really being a biopic at all. Rather, Weird approaches the life of son...
Emily, the directorial debut for Mansfield Park and A.I.: Artificial Intelligence star Frances O’Connor, is one of the more remarkably assured first efforts in...
Susie Wallis (Kiersey Clemons) has never met a mystery she couldn't solve. At least not when it comes to those that populate the crime books her mother (Jammie...
