Christopher Andrews' directorial debut is an often tense thriller, but never quite finds more depth beyond that.

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A film about the abuse of Indigenous peoples and their story of resilience is coming to a Chilliwack theatre. Bones of Crows, ...

Well, that is what Christopher Andrews brings in his directorial debut with Bring Them Down at TIFF 2024. I went into this ...

The Life of Chuck has earned its rightful spot as winner of the Toronto International Film Festival’s 2024 People’s Choice ...

For Chris Selley, screening Russian intel operations at (the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF)) is free speech: peak ...

Please verify your email address. You’ve reached your account maximum for followed topics. The promise of a French social satire that delves into Gallic xenophobia and a global refugee crisis does not ...

Her are five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week: Macklem chat. Bank of Canada governor ...

A shocking incident in Dombivli where Sanjay Yadav was severely injured after being run over and dragged by a car following a dispute with the property owner, Milind Thackeray, who is currently on the ...

The police on Sunday registered a case against a Mundian Kalan resident and his aides for allegedly assaulting the former’s ...

So often across cinematic history has it been proven that fact is stranger than fiction, and in the case of Ron Howard‘s Eden, the crazier humanity proves themselves to be, the more seeped in reality ...