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‘Die, My Love’ review: Jennifer Lawrence sparks Lynne Ramsay’s portrait of a troubled marriage
Dir: Lynne Ramsay. Canada. 2025. 119mins
As a brand new mom unravelling in terrifying style, Jennifer Lawrence is the match that lights Lynne Ramsay’s gripping,...
‘Peak Everything’ review: Anne Emond’s bilingual romance takes some outlandish detours
Dir/scr: Anne Emond. Canada. 2025. 100mins.
A French man struggling a psychological well being disaster finds hope in probably the most unlikely of locations in...
‘Shifting Baselines’ review: Behind the scenes at Elon Musk’s SpaceX Starbase
Dir/scr: Julien Elie. Canada. 2024. 100mins
Centered round Elon Musk’s SpaceX Starbase In Boca Chica, Texas, Julien Elie’s clever, multifaceted documentary Shifting Baselines constructs a...
‘Everest Dark’ review: A Sherpa’s last summit to bring back the dead
Dir: Jereme Watt. Canada. 2025. 90mins
The enduring fascination of the world’s highest mountain is reframed on this dutifully stirring documentary a couple of famend...
‘Honey Bunch’ review: Bold Canadian period genre from the makers of ’Violation’
Dirs/scr: Madeleine Sims-Fewer, Dusty Mancinelli. Canada. 2025. 113mins.
All the way down to its final sudden zoom and misty anamorphic filter, the second function by...
‘Paul’ review: Denis Côté doc explores the surprising benefits of submissive cleaning
Dir: Denis Côté. Canada. 2025. 87mins
Surrendering management is the one technique of taking cost in Paul, Denis Côté’s quirky, non-judgemental documentary which follows a person on a private...
‘Dead Lover’: Rotterdam Review
Dir. Grace Glowicki. Canada. 2025. 86mins
With its mix of lurid camp and twisted romanticism, its embrace of gleefully lo-fi particular results and a twangy...
‘Two Women’: Sundance Review
Dir: Chloe Robichaud. Canada. 2025. 99mins
Ladies simply need to have enjoyable in Chloe Robichaud’s pleasing, smoothly-handled display adaptation of Catherine Leger’s stage success House...
‘Sharp Corner’: Toronto Review
Dir: Jason Buxton. Canada/Eire. 2024. 110mins
Ben Foster is commonly drawn to tormented or harmful characters, however in Sharp Nook he portrays somebody totally totally...