TIFF Film Review: "Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo" Gets Lost in Translation
Legendary director Takashi Miike's latest in the "Bad Lieutenant" series takes a messy trip to Tokyo.
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TIFF Film Review: "Alpha Gang" Comes Out On Top
This wacky alien invasion film may be a bit too absurd for some, but you've certainly seen nothing like it before.
TIFF Film Review: Not All Rotten In "Elsinore"
Andrew Scott commands the stage in this otherwise standard biopic.
What "Memoir of a Snail" Says about Love, Loss, and Everything in Between.
"The worst cages are the ones we create for ourselves."
Miranda Priestly Grapples With High-Performing Media In "The Devil Wears Prada 2"
Twenty years later, fashionably late, of course, we finally got The Devil Wears Prada 2.
What Really Makes Artistic Vulnerability Precious?
In order to be seen, you must make an effort to step away from the spotlight.
"Spider-Man: Brand New Day" reminds us what it means to be a hero
This new superhero flick explores identity, friendship, love, and compassion.
You've Been Lied to About "Spider-Man 3"
Why the villains are the best part of Raimi's franchise-finishing film.
Directing First-Time Actors and Learning to Navigate Independent Filmmaking
Prashanth Kamalakanthan explains how "you can do it too" while discussing his latest film "Removal of the Eye"
"Full Metal Jacket" and The Power of Juxtaposition
Nearly 40 years later, what can we learn from one of Kubrick's most unconventional films?
"Nine Little Indians": A Powerful Story They Want You to Forget
Content Warning: This film includes the stories of childhood sexual assault as told by the survivors, as well as censored recreations of some traumatic events. Reader discretion is advised.
"The Sheep Detectives" - What Made It Work So Well?
Memorable family entertainment is when simplicity does not overshadow depth.
Why Tragedy Makes the Best Love Stories: How "Voicemails for Isabelle" Heals Romance
The most enduring love stories are the ones that acknowledge pain instead of pretending it doesn’t exist.
Netflix's New Love of Women's Soccer
There hasn't been a 1999 World Cup film, even with all of the commotion that surrounded the win. That is, until now. Until "The '99ers."