CLOUD is a multifaceted look at how we treat others online
by Jonathan Jansen, Staff Writer
While it’s a compelling package, filled with commentary and fun filmmaking, it's a package that ultimately has a few items missing.
TIFF 2024 offers a stellar lineup of highly anticipated films
by Billie Anderson, Staff Writer
Another September, another Toronto International Film Festival. This year feels particularly special, like there’s something in the pre-festival air.
Director’s Company x2: BUMPKIN SOUP and THE CRAZY FAMILY
by Clayton Hayes, Staff Writer
Director’s Company x2 is Japan Society’s double-feature homage to the pioneering independent production company that operated in Japan for a decade, from 1982 to 1992,
Dan Santelli's Best Discoveries of 2021 – Part 1
by Daniel Santelli, Staff Writer
Movies are a lot of things. Entertainment. Art. Enlightening. Enigmatic. Airy. Demanding. The best of them can affect us deeply, in all sorts of ways. Intellectual. Visceral. Sensual.
WIFE OF A SPY is too passive with its lead character
by Clayton Hayes, Staff Writer
I really appreciated the visual flair that Kurosawa and the crew brought to the film.
10 Hidden Horror Gems on the Criterion Channel
by Clayton Hayes, Staff Writer
Settle in on your couch or in your bed with some of Criterion Channel’s horror offerings.