The latest from Karyn Kusama is a brutal, hard film, never surrendering to a cathartic moment of softness we secretly crave.
In Fabric
Peter Strickland’s hilarious fashion-centric horror-comedy is one of the most stylistically ambitious and genuinely overwhelming movies in recent memory.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Martin McDonagh’s third feature is his best yet, a sharply observed film about division in America.
Good Luck – An Interview with Ben Russell
Jeremy Elphick speaks with Ben Russell about his film GOOD LUCK, his lengthy relationship with Suriname, and the experience of shooting for the first time in Serbia.
Call Me By Your Name – An Interview with Luca Guadagnino
Phoebe Chen speaks with filmmaker Luca Guadagnino about the immediacy of desire, body language, and the power of aesthetics in his latest, CALL ME BY YOUR NAME.
The Butterfly Tree
Priscilla Cameron’s debut feature is every bit as adolescent and as troubled as its protagonist, writes Greer Forrester.
O Canada – Short Cuts at TIFF 2017
In this feature piece, C.J. Prince writes on some of the highlights in this year’s Short Cuts programme at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Flying Cameras, Phallic Busts – Short Cuts at TIFF 2016
In this feature piece we look at some of the films on offer in Toronto International Film Festival’s eclectic Short Cuts programme, including the latest from Jia Zhangke and a strong showing of shorts by Aboriginal filmmakers.
Hong Kong Trilogy: Preschooled Preoccupied Preposterous
Chrstopher Doyle’s HONG KONG TRILOGY is a beautifully shot survey of Hong Kong caught at a crossroads.
Anomalisa
Despite being rendered in stop-motion animation, ANOMALISA is the closest Kaufman has come to a pure, unencumbered emotional directness.