A woman is drawn into a strange and haunting world as she searches for something deeply personal in Deb Ethier’s experimental short Baggage. Here’s our review.

Every now and then, a film lands that feels completely different from anything else that has come before it. Baggage is one of those rare pieces. At just over six minutes in length, this Can...

A group of sisters attempt to break free from a rigid and suffocating world in Hooroo Jackson’s groundbreaking artificial intelligence feature Strings.

Cinema is constantly evolving, but every so often a project arrives that feels less like a film and more like a glimpse into what may come next. Strings is one of those rare examples. Billed as the...

A mother’s perfect Thanksgiving begins to unravel in spectacular fashion when tradition, pressure and family collide in Karl Ryan Erikson’s heartfelt comedy The Family Recipe. Here’s our review.

Holiday gatherings are often portrayed as warm, loving occasions, but anyone who has hosted a large family meal knows the reality can be far more chaotic. Erikson t...

A disturbing and deeply thought provoking documentary explores one of the most unthinkable crimes imaginable, when a parent takes the life of their own child as an act of revenge.

Directed by Bartul Marušić, FILICIDE – as a Means of Revenge Against a Partner is not an easy watch, nor is it meant to be. Running at just under one hour and forty minutes, this ...

Romantic films often follow familiar patterns, but Wait List: A Love-ish Story takes a slightly different path by leaning into a relationship dynamic that still raises eyebrows for many. Written and directed by Debra Markowitz, the film centres on Carter Morgan, a young man who finds himself pursuing a relationship with Lisa Chase, the mother of his childhood friend....