Death on the Nile: Branagh's Reverence to Agatha Christie is Like Well Played Parlour Music
I Want You Back: A Bent, Funny Valentine with Charlie Day and Jenny Slate
Compartment No. 6: Strangers Become Friends on A Train Ride To The Russian Arctic
The Worst Person in the World: Oscar Nom a Sparkling Study of an Impulsive Woman... Romantic and Otherwise
By Karen Gordon
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A Cops and Robbers Story: Doc Succeeds in Probing Cop Culture, Sags as Character Study
Rifkin's Festival: Woody Allen's Old-Man/Younger-Woman Shtick, With a Sweeter Grace Note
By Karen Gordon
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The Fabulous Filipino Brothers: Real Brothers Playing Brothers Amounts to Four Separate Sometimes-Crude Sitcoms
Poly Styrene: I Am A Cliché: A From-the-Heart Bio of the Godmother of Afropunk and Riot Grrrl
By Jennie Punter
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Scream: Not a reboot nor a sequel, but a 'requel' - clever, but too self aware to be scary
Aline: The Bizarre Celine Tribute Film that Flummoxed Cannes Hits English Canada
Therapy Dogs: A Brash Teen Anti-Yearbook Drama, Shot Undercover In Mississauga
The 355: We Liked This All-Star Women-Kick-Butt Thriller A Lot Better When It Was Called Widows
Come Clean: A Sincere But Too-Narrow Look At Addiction
The King’s Daughter: Louis XIV’s Daughter Mind-Melds with A Mermaid
A Hero: Savvy Iranian Film Demonstrates the Universality of 'No Good Deed Goes Unpunished'
Marionette: A Troubled Shrink and A Creepy Child In Wood-Paneled Scottish Thriller
Zeros and Ones: Ethan Hawke Dual-Role Thriller Promises Big, Delivers Small
The Jump: The Tale of a Lithuanian Boat Jumper is Cold War History Told Firsthand
See For Me: Okay, It's Only Mid-January, But Here's the Year's Best Thriller
Brotherhood, Canadian Movies and the Streaming Audience that Loves Them
ReviewJim SlotekCanadian movies, Brotherhood, Richard Bell, 1926 canoeing tragedy, Kawarthas, Brendan Fehr, Brendan Fletcher, Jake Manley, The Nature of Things, Chef Secrets: The Science of Cooking
