Toronto International Film Festival 2025 Notes from the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival Reviews on Sacrifice, A Useful Ghost, and Project Y
Interview Interview with Jack Serra on Generation Well "I didn’t want the edit to feel seamless or conventional."
Dmovies Generation Well Sometimes it almost looks like Serra gives preferential treatment toward the difficult choice. And that’s why it works.
Baltic Cinema Laguna Grief can be foreboding like a lagoon; it can simultaneously and contrapuntally be a site for a baptismal-like transformation. Laguna understands this.
Palestinian Cinema Palestine 36 Perhaps the most comprehensive and valuable narrative drama to survey the origins of Palestinian subjugation in the Levant.
Toronto International Film Festival 2025 Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery Just like fruit, the longer franchises persist, the greater chance they have of spoiling.
Toronto International Film Festival 2025 Interview with Director Valentyn Vasyanovych & Producer Volodymyr Yatsenko on To the Victory! We would like to say to the readers of this article: pay attention to your family, to your friends. There probably is not that much time left, so have fun.
Toronto International Film Festival 2025 Aki Aki is like a prayer ... beautiful, personal, and uncomfortable all at once.
Toronto International Film Festival 2025 To the Victory! More hopeful than most of contemporary Ukrainian cinema.
Fritz on Fridays Fritz on Fridays: Metropolis Not all masterpieces are without their flaws. I’m sure the Sistine Chapel has its dents and dings, too.
Baltic Cinema Dead Mountaineer’s Hotel Dead Mountaineer’s Hotel resists the ordinary in favor of the idiosyncratic and renegade.
Screenlife LifeHack If Unfriended: Dark Web is Screenlife showing the Internet at its worst, LifeHack, while not unafraid of that darkness, is much more optimistic about its potential.
No Gods Left Exclusive The Penguin Lessons An "anti-fascism" historical film whose idea of resisting demagogues is limited to letter writing and asking the paramilitary enforcer agents to kindly return the civilians they kidnap.
Marvel Cinematic Universe The Fantastic Four: First Steps The Fantastic Four: First Steps is the most Kirbyesque the Marvel Cinematic Universe has ever felt.
No Gods Left Exclusive The Invisibles There is something a little charming about [Andrew] Currie’s direction in its ability to maintain optimism and hope in Charlie’s darkest moments. Hopefully, that quality is contagious.
Korean Cinema Dark Nuns The theology of Dark Nuns stands apart from the usually strong Christological theologies that the exorcism genre has stood on for decades.
James Gunn Superman [James Gunn is] the last director standing in the superhero factory with anything left in a vision of heroism to tap into.