Things to Come Directed by Mia Hansen-Løve

Published Nov 30, 2016

Forget that tired blueprint of inspirational mid-life crisis film tropes à la Eat Pray Love; in Mia Hansen-Løve's refreshingly real Things t...

India in a Day Directed by Richie Mehta

Published Sep 07, 2016

Toronto filmmaker Richie Mehta's latest cinematic effort is the perfect feature to captivate our perpetually multitasking, scrolling feed-st...

Equals Directed by Drake Doremus

Published Jul 15, 2016

As far as dystopian sci-fi concepts go, Equals offers a pretty standard setup: a completely aseptic, touchscreen-enabled, performance-driven...

Ninth Floor Mina Shum

Published Sep 11, 2015

Finally, a pivotal, long-obfuscated moment in the history of Montreal race relations gets the documentary treatment. As a Concordia alumnus...

Hot Sugar's Cold World Adam Bhala Lough

Published Apr 27, 2015

Given their broad, built-in fan bases and their rights-free, soundtrack-ready discographies, documentary profiles of underground music visio...

The Salt of the Earth Wim Wenders and Juliano Ribeiro Salgado

Published Apr 10, 2015

A fascinating black and white odyssey through the career of one of the most acclaimed image-makers of our time, The Salt of the Earth is a m...

White Bird in a Blizzard Gregg Araki

Published Oct 24, 2014

From an apocalyptic, pansexual coming of age (Nowhere) and a stoner comedy about a cupcake-munching actress (Smiley Face) to a haunting saga...

Tu dors Nicole Stéphane Lafleur

Published Oct 16, 2014

In Stéphane Lafleur's latest cinematic fever dream, Tu dors Nicole ("You're sleeping, Nicole"), a scrawny, pre-pubescent boy — whom th...

Tu dors Nicole Stéphane Lafleur

Published Sep 05, 2014

In Stéphane Lafleur's latest cinematic fever dream, Tu dors Nicole ("You're sleeping, Nicole"), a scrawny, pre-pubescent boy — whom th...

Waste Land Pieter Van Hees

Published Sep 05, 2014

An ultra-dark psychological thriller set in a Belgian underworld of Congolese art dealers and occult rituals, Waste Land's muddled maelstrom...

The Congress Ari Folman

Published Aug 28, 2014

Hollywood studios have never played coy about the fact that they rank their extensive portfolio of "talents" according to box-office bankabi...

Thou Wast Mild and Lovely Josephine Decker

Published Jul 30, 2014

Since Thou Wast Mild and Lovely premiered at the Berlinale a few months ago, Brooklyn-based filmmaker Josephine Decker has been flooded with...