As is customary every four years, sports fans and casual viewers alike were glued to their TV screens this summer for the Olympic games. Th...

As the lines between TV and film are increasingly blurred, there’s no doubt that film directors have had to step up their game to draw in a...

When it comes to international film festivals, it’s almost a given that there will be at least one dark multi-narrative film among the line...

When Nate Parker‘s directorial debut “The Birth of a Nation” was announced as a Sundance selection, the knee-jerk reaction was to be expect...

Disturbing, unsettling, infuriating. These are the adjectives that will likely come to mind in response to "Joe Cinque’s Consolation...

Over the next few months, we’ll be hearing the term "Oscar bait" a lot. Used as a pejorative for period dramas, biopics or anythi...

The more things change, the more they stay the same. This seems to be the overarching thesis guiding award-winning Bosnian filmmaker Danis ...

After a summer movie season widely regarded as one of the worst in many years, many film lovers are understandably pessimistic about the fu...

It’s been a long time coming for fans of 2009’s “A Single Man”, the impressive debut feature that marked the arrival of an exciting new dir...

What do you get when you bring together 11 men, 1 woman, an abandoned warehouse and guns to spare? A perfect setup for a classic shoot-’em-...

The sentiments behind this oft-quoted Bible passage are beautifully conveyed in Jeff Nichols' new film, aptly titled “Loving”. In one o...

With another edition of the Telluride Film Festival in the books, it’s time for cinephiles worldwide to turn their attention to arguably th...

September is officially upon us and for some lucky cinephiles it means one thing in particular...it's time for TIFF! In what I hope will...