‘Under the Silver Lake’ is Destined for Cult Status
David Robert Mitchell’s third feature is a mess of a film, but it’s also an incredibly entertaining mess that had me glued to the screen
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‘High Life’ Upends Sci-Fi Conventions
by Brian Marks
Editor’s note: This article was originally published September 15, 2018, as part of our coverage of the Toronto International Film Festival. After the Toronto premiere
Canadian Film Fest 2019: ‘This Is North Preston’ Lacks Any Backbone
'This Is North Preston' has plenty of stories it can tell and points it can make, but instead focuses on the career of a famous
Canadian Film Fest 2019: ‘The Dancing Dogs of Dombrova’ Celebrates its Culture
'The Dancing Dogs of Dombrova' is a hodgepodge of a roadtrip film that is filled with quirk and a unique sense of place.
Canadian Film Fest 2019: ‘Wolves Unleashed – Against All Odds’ Lacks Significance
'Wolves Unleashed - Against All Odds' has its heart in the right place, but ultimately is a thrown-together, overlong featurette.
Canadian Film Fest 2019: ‘Creep Nation’ Cautions About Today’s Technology
'Creep Nation' takes a look at a cyclical exposure to trauma, and how easily victims can reach out only to find no one there to
Canadian Film Fest 2019: ‘Red Rover’ Looks to the Stars
There is enough heart and care in 'Red Rover' that it will make you appreciate life on Earth.
Berlinale 2019: ‘Greta’ Is an Important Tale, Turgidly Told
'Greta', inspired by the famous performance by Garbo in 'The Grand Hotel,' shares its inspiration's lifeless quality.
Berlinale 2019: ‘The Awakening of the Ants’ is a Fine Study of Personal Change
'The Awakening of the Ants' subtly critiques Costa Rican gender relations through one woman's personal change.
Berlinale 2019: Settlements are Suicide in Israeli Drama ‘The Day After I’m Gone’
First time director Nimrod Elder's Isreali drama 'The Day After I'm Gone' can't quite figure out what it wants to say.