‘Black Dynamite’ Sequel To Head West In ‘Blazing Saddles’ Homage

One of the funniest films of the last few years was certainly Scott Sanders' Black Dynamite. In a Hollywood world where so many spoofs come off cheap and ea...

[Interview] Olivier Assayas on Moving from ‘Carlos’ to ‘Something in the Air,’ Experience, and Inspiration

Olivier Assayas, the French-born titan of international cinema, has been making films for more than 25 years. Although he, in this time, has managed to jump...

Kellan Lutz Goes Mo-Cap In Trailer For ‘Tarzan 3D’

Today we have the results from Europe's largest motion-capture production yet and it's not terribly promising. While James Cameron delivered a watershed mom...

[Interview] ‘Wake in Fright’ Director Ted Kotcheff On Returning To His Aussie Classic Four Decades Later

Wake in Fright floored me. My initial reaction was simply being stunned. Then I replayed the journey I went through and I truly feel this is a rare film tha...

[TIFF Review] Janeane from Des Moines

It’s so easy to take cheap shots at the Tea Party; in fact what Bill Maher can do in a joke or a monologue, Janeane from Des Moines spends 77 minutes doing with...

[Review] 10 Years

Awkward, fun, exciting, detestable, complicated, curious, interesting. I imagine the same words could be used to describe attending your own high school reunion...

[Review] Detropia

One of the gifts of directors Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady have shown through their documentary film career is their ability to fragment large social topics thr...

Your Complete Guide & Capsule Reviews of Entire 2012 TIFF Short Cuts Canada Programmes

With all the buzz around world premieres and gala events happening at the Toronto International Film Festival, it's easy to forget there is also a pretty stel...

10 Films To See In September

This month marks one of the most exciting times of the year for a film fan, as studios are finally beginning to show off their most promising movies of the ...

Captivating Trailer For ‘The House I Live In’ Looks Inside America’s Longest War

After tackling war with great precision in Why We Fight, director Eugene Jarecki takes a look at a battle of a very different kind with The House I Live In....