Movie Reviews The latest version of Emma. is an oddly punctuated muddle Ana Taylor-Joy stars in the newest but definitely not best take on the Jane Austen classic.
Movie Reviews The Twentieth Century peers inside the warped cabinet of Mackenzie King Behold Dan Beirne as Canada’s weirdest ever prime minister.
Movie Reviews The Jesus Rolls a gutterball in weird Lebowski spinoff There’s only ONE scene in a bowling alley?
Movie Features An eclectic Vancouver Jewish Film Festival turns 31 This year’s edition brings an eclectic batch of newbies, some titles from the festival circuit, and one oldie-but-goodie
Movie Reviews Beautifully crafted Ordinary Love is no ordinary Liam Neeson movie He's almost as good as Lesley Manville in this tale of a marriage facing a health crisis.
Movie Reviews Documentary Botero plumps up the image of the world's best-selling artist Success aside, the Colombian-born Botero has never garnered the critical success of Gerhard Richter, Richard Serra, or David Hockney.
Movie Reviews Julia Garner suffers in silence in chilling #MeToo horror The Assistant David Lynch meets Chantal Akerman, with a guest appearance by a certain unnamed former movie exec.
Movie Reviews Portrait of a Lady on Fire is clever, spooky, and effortlessly erotic This gorgeously crafted 18th-century tale is also shot through with Greek mythology, with the hellbound tale of Orpheus and Eurydice front and centre.
Movie Reviews The body count in gangster saga The Traitor would make Martin Scorsese blush Here's another satisfyingly bloody epic, from the great Italian filmmaker Marco Bellocchio.
Movie Reviews Even with wheels, this year's Oscar documentary shorts are no easy ride War, bigotry, trauma, disease—there's little to uplift in this three hour program.