Film Reviews

There’s something immediately attention-grabbing about The OG Bootcamp. On paper, a mockumentary centred around long-term relationships and sexual communication might […]

Independent filmmaking often comes down to determination. When budgets are limited and crews are small, passion tends to drive the

Independent filmmaking is often driven by ambition rather than resources. Filmmakers gather their friends, a camera, and a story they

Independent cinema often thrives on stories about families trying to survive difficult circumstances, and No Room For Love brings that

Faith-based comedies can be a tricky balance. Lean too heavily into preaching and you risk losing the laughs. Lean too

Dear Iris is an independently made Canadian feature that opens with gentle imagery of butterflies and flowers before introducing us

There is a particular kind of satisfaction you only get from an indie film that knows exactly what lane it

There is something quietly sobering about watching Mr. Wonderful, knowing it stands as Michael Madsen’s final leading role before his

Because We Are Too Many opens with distorted imagery, soft focus visuals and quiet messages that appear before the credits,

Last Hit, the latest feature from director David M. Parks, is a gritty and streamlined crime thriller that throws viewers

A group of strangers are invited to a grand, secluded castle for what appears to be a weekend of public

Remi Milligan: Lost Director is a smart and sharply observed mockumentary from filmmaker Samuel Lodato. The film chronicles the life