Reviews
First Look: The Last Photograph Visual Review
For two decades, Zack Snyder has poured his considerable creative energy into a passion project that has landed squarely in
Strong Son Blessing for Mr Kopu TIFF 2026
This week at the Toronto International Film Festival, audiences were presented with two films that delve into the complex, often
TV fell in love with being TV in Widow’s Bay and Sterling Point
In an era dominated by streaming behemoths and the relentless pressure to produce endless content, there is a refreshing antidote:
Barrio Triste a haunting requiem for the lost boys
What happens when you tear the fabric of the everyday world open just to reveal what lies beneath? That is
Julián’s Sunburn in Alaska
It happens every year when a film festival program throws up themes that challenge our understanding of how art engages
Venice 2026 Biennale College Experience
Finding the Extraordinary in the Cinematic Cosmos: Reflections from the Venice Film Festival Covering the Venice Film Festival for RogerEbert.com
How ‘9/11 Remembered’ Broke Through Media Control
The journey of a documentary from creation to broadcast is often fraught with tension, but for filmmakers tackling massive historical
Celebrity Backlash Over Macklemore’s Palestine Stance
The world of celebrity often operates under a bizarre set of rules, especially when the music industry collides with political
Rapaport reveals chilling update on antisemitic threats
Michael Rapaport has always been a figure who knows how to stir the pot, whether through sharp comedy, political commentary,
Oasis First Look Action Review
German filmmaker Jannis Lenz has made a bold entrance into the world of cinema with his feature debut, Oasis. Mentored
10 Queer Films to See at the 2026 Reeling Festival
Every year, Chicago hosts the Reeling Chicago LGBTQ+ International Film Festival, a celebrated event that stands as one of the
Queen at Sea harrowing future vision
Lance Hammer’s latest cinematic offering, Queen at Sea, is far more than a simple drama; it is a harrowing yet
Pulp Encore: A Joyous Time Machine Review
When a band reunites, it’s more than just a concert; it’s an act of collective memory. And for the nostalgic
Bad Apples twisted black comedy review
Saoirse Ronan delivers a performance that is both fragile and fiercely unhinged as she navigates a gleefully unhinged satire on
Misty Green first look visual action
In a landscape saturated with fleeting celebrity and carefully constructed narratives, Chris Rock’s latest film, Misty Green, manages to cut
Never thought we’d get five seasons Kevin Gillis on The Raccoons
In an age defined by rapid change and relentless scrolling, there is a curious force pulling us back toward the
First Look Horror Visuals Review
The Face of Horror: Where Makeup Meets Misogyny in Anna Biller’s Latest Masterpiece In the world of cinema, some films
Everybody Wants to F\*ck Me first look review
What happens when a charming, seemingly wholesome character suddenly becomes irresistibly desirable? The answer, as explored in the film Everybody
Producing a Movie During the Pandemic
Shooting a movie during a global pandemic is truly a surreal experience, a masterclass in improvisational chaos. The joy of
Pennies from Heaven Decades Ahead of Its Time
The Dark Symphony: Why Pennies from Heaven Still Shatters Musical Conventions In the landscape of American cinema, not every musical
Retro Road Trip to Terror
There are certain cinematic moments that don’t just entertain; they burrow into your subconscious. Robert Harmon’s 1986 film, The Hitcher,
Bill Maher to Macklemore ‘You Don’t Know S***’
The Voice of Reason: How One Man Turned Outrage into a Moral Compass In the volatile landscape of modern political
Unknown Woman Lemonade and the Julia Set TIFF 2026
The Toronto International Film Festival recently provided a stunning showcase of cinematic storytelling, presenting a powerful trifecta of films that
Bucking Fastard in a Long Winter
Three of the most celebrated working filmmakers made the journey north to Canada this year, bringing their latest cinematic visions
TIFF 2026: Visuals of Idda in the South
In this year’s Discovery and Platform sections at the Toronto International Film Festival offered a potent look at the complexities