must see films

Marion (Julie Delpy) and Mingus (Chris Rock), both with children from previous situations, live the typical mundane life one would hope to establish in the

With a solid line up at this year’s Vancouver Queer Film festival and no room in my schedule to see as many films as I

Celeste and Jesse Forever has brought to the big screen an insightful story on relationships and heartaches with lots of laugh-out-loud moments. This indie romantic

I really need to start looking at a calendar. On Saturday night, I made my way to Cineplex Odeon International Village to see Alexandra-Therese Keining’s

Had I not known The Falls was part of this year’s Vancouver Queer Film Festival (August 16 to 26), I would not have realized it

One of the greatest mystery’s released this year is the little known story of an American rock musician. Searching For Sugar Man draws viewers into

Michael Winterbottom’s third Thomas Hardy adaptation moves Tess of the D’Urbervilles to contemporary India with mixed results.  At the centre of the film experience is

One of the winning lines of Woody Allen’s latest comedy comes near the conclusion of one of its four stories, when a young character pronounces

Perhaps the most interesting aspect for North American audiences of director Stéphane Rybojad’s unabashedly simple action film is the opportunity to see a loud-mouthed, uncompromising

Relationships and our perception of love when we are in them are at the heart of Take This Waltz, Sarah Polley’s sophomore feature film. I

Since her popular and generally well received 2009 indie feature Humpday, director Lynn Shelton’s profile has increased enough for her to bag stars Emily Blunt

In 1999, Eduardo Sánchez and his collaborator Daniel Myrick changed modern horror cinema by popularizing the found-footage genre, with their enormously successful—and effective—low-budget feature The