Ta Peau Si Lisse (A Skin So Soft)
A remarkable Montreal-based ensemble parade themselves in this bewitching, often wince-inducing documentary from Denis Côté. There are four…
By Joseph OwenA remarkable Montreal-based ensemble parade themselves in this bewitching, often wince-inducing documentary from Denis Côté. There are four…
By Joseph OwenOpening the Directors’ Fortnight sidebar, Un Beau Soleil Intérieur is a strange, disjointed experience. It trundles along without…
By Joseph OwenWhen a stage adaptation of a Mel Brooks film receives the blessing of the legend himself, there is…
By Mersa AudaAfter two years out of the spotlight due to unknown health issues, Jessie J has returned, more raw,…
By Alexander CoronaIn Chekhov's often revisited tragicomedy, a thrown-together group looks to one another for salvation. Each thirsts for someone…
By Laura FoulgerThere’ll be no better title sequence this year than in Sean Baker’s The Florida Project. Playing out against…
By Sam GrayChristmas has come early at the National Theatre, for in Saint George and the Dragon it has the…
By Connor CampbellThe premiere of Naoko Ogigami’s majestic film Karera Ga Honki De Amu toki Wa (Close-Knit) garnered applause throughout…
By Lindsay BellingerA peaceful documentary about the lives of Zen Buddhist monks in a French countryside monastery, Walk with Me,…
By Catherine SedgwickDevil’s Freedom, the new work by one of Latin America’s foremost documentary filmmakers, is a harrowing examination of…
By Alissa Rubinstein