Willem Dafoe
Chris Reardon
The Witch director Robert Eggers takes a risky path to The Lighthouse
Eggers explains why he decided to follow-up his breakout success with a strange and "extremely heavy-handed" horror movie instead of a franchise film Read more
A24 Films
Review: The Lighthouse is wickedly gleeful horror
Robert Eggers's film starring Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson is a giddy and unrelenting homage to the silent era Read more
TIFF review: The Lighthouse
Robert Eggers's unclassifiable black-and-white movie is even more severe and unrelenting than his previous film, The Witch Read more
Oscars 2019 predictions: who deserves to win (and who really will) this Sunday?
We run down the top 10 categories to give you an edge in your office pool Read more
Oscars 2019: Roma and The Favourite lead, Green Book and Bohemian Rhapsody fall behind
Snubs include If Beale Street Could Talk, First Man and Won't You Be My Neighbor? Read more
Review: DC Comics finally gets it right with Aquaman
Jason Momoa's first solo outing as the amphibious hero may not have the highs of Wonder Woman, but it doesn't fall apart in the third act either Read more
Carlos Somonte
Toronto film critics choose Alfonso Cuarón's Roma as the year's best picture
Alfonso Cuarón's Netflix film Roma won Best Picture and Best Director from the Toronto Film Critics Association. The TFCA also announced nominees for Rogers Best Canadian Film Award Read more
Golden Globes nominations 2019: the snubs, the surprises and the plain weird
It's always fun to figure out what movie or performance was reclassified in order to get one more famous person to the party Read more
Review: At Eternity's Gate is a devastating portrait of Van Gogh
Julian Schnabel's film starring Willem Dafoe gives the Dutch post-impressionist painter the clarity he never found in life Read more
Mountain tries to critique adventure tourism but ends up glorifying it
Jennifer Peedom’s follow-up to her doc Sherpa features the kind of imagery you’d find in a Red Bull special Read more
Norman Wilner
Toronto Film Critics give it up for Werewolf
Ashley McKenzie’s Cape Breton addiction drama wins the $100,000 Rogers Best Canadian Film award at the TFCA’s 2017 awards gala Read more
T.O. critics love The Florida Project
Sean Baker’s indie film, Greta Gerwig’s Lady Bird and Jordan Peele’s Get Out receive love from Toronto Film Critics Association Read more
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Murder On The Orient Express plays Agatha Christie surprisingly – and refreshingly – straight
Ludicrous facial hair aside, Kenneth Branagh and his A-list co-stars avoid the temptation to camp it up in this lavish production Read more
The Florida Project: Drake’s favourite film this year is amazing
Sean Baker’s follow-up to Tangerine may seem aimless but it builds toward an emotional downpour Read more
Do Donkeys Act? is a remarkable doc
Film about donkey sanctuaries – one in Guelph, Ontario – will make you think about animal consciousness and human responsibility Read more
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Wes Anderson's beautifully constructed film is worth checking into Read more