Passenger Side (Matt Bissonnette, Canada)
This little indie comes on like gangbusters by way of comedy - the first 40 minutes consists of near constant sar...
The Informant! (Steven Soderbergh, USA)
Very few directors can say they released two feature films in one year, and even fewer can stand behind two masterw...
The Toronto International Film Festival has officially kicked off. Over the next 10 days I will try and report on as many films as possible. For each film I'll ...
Terry Gilliam's The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus looks to have finally found a U.S. distributor. The film has already acquired overseas distribution, but si...
Not sure what to see this month? Here is a rundown of what I'm most excited for. In order to include more films I've added a "rent" section. These films are...
Yahoo has debuted the theatrical trailer for Bright Star in anticipation of its release this September. Jane Campion's film focuses on poet John Keats' thr...
Taking out the much-coveted Camera d'Or this year at the Cannes Film Festival, director Warwick Thornton’s first feature film has reignited the Australian film industry. Using very little dialogue, this unpredictable coming of age story relies upon body language to engage with its audience.
Set in a remote Aboriginal Community in the Central Australian desert, Samson & Delilah follows the story of two Aboriginal teens, Samson (Rowan McNamara) and Delilah (Marissa Gibson) whose fight for survival is thwarted by violence, poverty and substance abuse....
Today we finally got a real poster for Tarantino's upcoming WWII epic. In case you missed our review from Cannes Film Festival, check it out here. You can c...
The biggest film festival in the world has ended, and the winner of the Palme d'Or, Michael Haneke's The White Ribbon, is a visually overwrought, underwhelm...
