REVIEW: From the Bottom of the Lake
From the Bottom of the Lake is a behind the scenes look at Jane Campion's hit mini-series Top of the Lake with Elisabeth Moss.
REVIEW: What is Left?
The liberal humour of What is Left? brings an enlightened spirit to the screen.
REVIEW: Tour of Duty
A profoundly quiet film, Tour of Duty gives the memories of its participants room to breathe by moving at a slow and deliberate pace that challenges the viewer.
REVIEW: The Overnighters
The Overnighters deftly follows its riveting story arc from our initial impressions of Pastor Reinke’s determined benevolence to a disturbing reveal.
REVIEW: Doc of the Dead
Overall, Alexandre O. Philippe's Doc of the Dead is a fan’s affectionate Mondo Zombie intended mainly for other aficionados.
REVIEW: The Joe Show
Randy Murray’s The Joe Show zeroes in on American pulp reality with its look at Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, “America’s toughest sheriff."
REVIEW: Divide in Concord
Divide in Concord rejects debate in favour of an inflammatory, emotionally manipulative plea that's likely to sharpen pre-existing opinions.
REVIEW: I Am Big Bird – The Carroll Spinney Story
I am Big Bird: The Carrol Spinney Story is a triumphant tear-jerker about the man behind the beloved Sesame Street icon.
REVIEW: Meet the Patels
Meet the Patels illustrates the tension of upholding family values in a culture that moves at a greater pace than tradition does.
REVIEW: An Honest Liar
An Honest Liar takes the perspective of renowned magician James “The Amazing” Randi to explore truth, deception, and perception.