In order to clarify these details, I’m going to need to go into spoilers, so please don’t read further if you haven’t yet ...

Aaron Sorkin has been saying The Social Reckoning isn’t actually a sequel to The Social Network, it’s just a movie from the ...

The driver, Tyler (Mitchell Cole) misses a turn — or does he? — and turns around only to find the road behind them ...

The script apparently was on the Blacklist at one time — a collection of the most admired unproduced screenplays in Hollywood ...

The trap snaps shut; host Chris Hansen confronts the man and films him, humiliating him for his illegal desires, and the cops ...

Review of Deep Purple, Kansas, and Jefferson Starship at the Scotiabank Centre in Halifax, and why legacy acts and their ...

Wednesday was my final day at the Toronto International Film Festival. It’s been a blast. While there’ve been scheduling and organizational ups and downs — the details of which may deserve their own ...

The first day of the Toronto International Film Festival was a brutal one for a couple of reasons — I’ll spare you the painful details of a scheduling mishap, of not getting access to many of the ...

I’m just back from Toronto (very much enjoying attending the Atlantic International Film Festival, on now) and struggling to reconcile a few ambivalent thoughts and feelings about the massive Toronto ...

Love Of Your Life | Directed by Rachel Morrison | 106 min | Love Of Your Life is a full-on romantic drama from Amazon Prime, which at times lays it on so thick you’d think it was a Nicholas Sparks ...

On Monday morning I called into CBC Information Morning to discuss what I’d seen here at the Toronto International Film Festival over the weekend. I focussed on three films I thought were some of the ...

In Alaska | Directed by Jaap van Heusden and Vinnie Karetak | 107 min | Woody (Leo Matthew Temela), an Inuit teen, spends the first 15 minutes of the movie trying and failing to kill himself. It’s a ...