The Only Living Pickpocket in New York is not so kind. It’s not so much a peg as a coatrack. Casting, acting, locations, ...

Quiet and restrained, Oscar-winner Pawel Pawlikowski’s new film Fatherland, which had its world debut at the Cannes Film ...

Canadian actor Tatiana Maslany, who scored a 2016 Emmy Award for her performances in the sci-fi series Orphan Black, delivers ...

Writer-producer Jesse McKeown ’s immersion in Newfoundland culture is the secret to crafting the richly-layered horror series ...

You could sense it in the murmurs of interest that rippled through audiences for previews of Wicker, a new comedy starring Olivia Colman as a woman in a medieval village who marries a man ( Alexander ...

Clayface does hold true to the original essence of the hapless villain. Played by Tom Rhys Harries, Matt Hagen, a kid who grew up in the rough streets of Gotham City has become a Hollywood leading man ...

Created by the French duo of Marco Nguyen and Nicolas Athané, the film, which made its debut in Cannes midnight section last ...

In 1972, documentarian William Greaves sent an invitation to a cocktail party to a few dozen artists, journalists, poets, ...

Romanian writer/director Cristian Mungiu 's thoughtful, quiet film, which won the Palme d'Or and the FIPRESCI Prize at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, is morally and psychologically complex, but ...

Like an iceberg, there’s a lot of Dolph Lundgren we don’t see at first glance. Spurred on after beating kidney cancer, and coming close to losing that life, his biopic, Dolph: Unbreakable looks to ...

A brush with death is cause for introspection. So it is that Dolph Lundgren, icon of the ‘80s and action man of more than 80 films, offers a sensitive reveal of his life in a documentary titled Dolph: ...

War films always depict cruelty and injustice. Who is portrayed as the perpetrator or victim will depend on which side is telling the story. But what if the story is being told by an outsider? Will ...