Soul Boy is classical storytelling with astute observations on class.
Read MoreThis is entertainment that is dramatically engaging, culturally-specific, and aesthetically bold.
Read MoreSupa Modo is an appealing childhood empowerment story, but the more it veers away from human interest story, the better it becomes.
Read MoreSoderbergh’s basketball drama is winning combination of form and content.
Read MoreCold War is a gorgeous romance and a perceptive look at how history and politics define our lives.
Read MoreThe LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part continues the frantic and funny LEGO adventures of Emmett and the Master Builders; it may not be quite “awesome” but it’s a worthy continuation of the series.
Read MoreCompelling documentation that indulges our schadenfreude, but never becomes insightful commentary.
Read MoreDon’t let the satire misguide you; this is a classical horror film through and through.
Read MoreThis darkly comic adaptation of Don DeLillo’s novel, Cosmopolis, is a thematically rich and rewarding examination of the late capitalist system we all live in.
Read MoreM. Night Shyamalan investigates the superhero genre in fascinating yet frustrating ways in Glass.
Read MoreA self-portrait and manifesto that captures the psychological concepts that define David Cronenberg and his work.
Read MoreAlfonso Cuarón’s Roma is a grand and sensitive story that showcases the director’s formal prowess while looking back to the traditions of neorealist cinema.
Read MoreAquaman has a genuine sense of scale and grandeur and captures the imaginative possibility of big-budget fantasy.
Read MoreCronenberg grafts his favoured themes of body horror and metamorphosis onto the mob genre to stunning effect.
Read MoreThe buddy cop classic is an exceptional action film, but it also hides a serious look at suicide and the need for family in its blockbuster antics.
Read MoreAlfonso Cuarón’s Children of Men may seem like an unlikely Christmas movie, but this dystopian vision gets at the heart of the Christmas story.
Read MoreA History of Violence is one of the best neo-noirs of the 2000s and a perceptive deconstruction of the American hero.
Read MoreWidows is a thrilling crime film, but it also stunningly demonstrates the corruption of modern society.
Read MoreIn Spider, David Cronenberg offers perhaps one of his most sympathetic portraits in this literary adaptation of a tale of schizophrenia featuring a powerful performance from Ralph Fiennes.
Read MoreCan You Ever Forgive Me? proves the maxim that all it takes to make a good movie is a compelling story and some good actors in the lead.
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