By Prabhjot Bains
Josh Safdie’s follow-up to Uncut Gems is yet another bonafide American classic.
Film/TV
By Prabhjot Bains
Glen Powell fights his way through a blunt but lovingly pulpy satire.
By Prabhjot Bains
Jennifer Lawrence goes ballistic and animalistic in Lynne Ramsay’s fever-dream character study.
By Melissa Brassard
This year’s program dives into punk icons, Alberta stories, and the unexpected beauty of real life.
By Prabhjot Bains
Jeremy Allen White delivers an Oscar-worthy turn as a young Bruce Springsteen caught in spiritual, creative flux.
By Prabhjot Bains
The Palme d’Or-winning director of It Was Just an Accident discusses the blurred lines between social and political cinema.
By Hannah Harlacher
Artist Paul Wong introduces the legacy of photographer and activist Tamio Wakayama at a moment when visibility feels more urgent than ever.
By Prabhjot Bains
Derek Cianfrance’s ridiculous true story steals our hearts like the thief at its centre.
By Prabhjot Bains
Dwayne Johnson may not be revelatory, but his Oscar vehicle taps into an earned stream of emotion.
By Glenn Alderson
Programmer Sonja Baksa spotlights three must-see films that twist genre and push cultural boundaries.
