His latest is an urgent, impassioned act of radical filmmaking.
The last time Jesse Eisenberg punched a guy was in Grade 2.
The "biologist with a twist" presents a sure to be entertaining Nerd Night at the Movies at Vancity Theatre.
The stars of Laurel Canyon open up in Andrew Slater's doc.
Our guide to the good stuff in the coming months.
In retrospect, it seems like nothing less than kismet that Dexter Fletcher, the director of Rocketman (now playing), would be drawn to musicals.
Cinematheque looks back at one of contemporary cinema's most celebrated and polarizing figures.
High brow collides with low in the new series From Pulp to Poetry, featuring Kubrick, Kurosawa, and Boorman, among others
Savannah Knoop was only 18 when sister-in-law Albert persuaded her to appear in public as LeRoy.
The film touches upon “issues of race, racism, issues of belonging, feeling misplaced in this territory we call Canada, issues of identity, and how the state wants to define people a certain way”.
With the exception of your racist uncle, it seems that we all have some kind of allergy to Facebook.
Filmmaker Tasha Hubbard adds rich historical and current contextual layers to story in nîpawistamâsowin: We Will Stand Up
