Film

2024 summer movie preview: Will Deadpool and his fellow Bad Boys save theatres from a cruel summer?

A combustible Cannes is set to unfurl with ‘Furiosa,’ ‘Megalopolis’ and a #MeToo reckoning

Twenty years after dramedy Sideways, a look back at how the movie shaped wine tourism

Five things to watch this weekend: Hundreds of Beavers and several Beverly Hills Cops

Heartbreaking drama We Grown Now feels ripped from the headlines of any major-city newspaper

Unusual documentary explores tough life and rich mind of homeless man

My mother bridged the generation gap by taking an interest in my interests

The Fall Guy gives Hollywood a muted summer kickoff with a $28.5-million opening

William Shatner says he would consider Star Trek return

What’s the deal with Seinfeld’s Pop-Tart movie Unfrosted? It’s toast, Jerry, toast!

In Beethoven’s Nine, Canadian documentarian becomes a storyline after a devastating loss

Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt put up a charming fight, but The Fall Guy pulls its punches and punchlines

The Day Iceland Stood Still documentary is a worldwide cri de coeur

Zendaya tennis movie Challengers scores at weekend box office

Hot Docs 2024: Behind the super-producing powers of Canada’s documentary titan Ina Fichman

Filmmaker Roger McTair focused his lens on the lives of Black Canadians

Gothic Canadian drama The King Tide will wash over you with the power of a great novel

Steve McQueen’s four-hour-plus doc Occupied City is a monumental symphony of Amsterdam history

Charming documentary The Movie Man is Cinema Paradiso for Ontario cottage country

Newfoundland-born director Christian Sparkes had his biggest budget yet for The King Tide, and it shows

Intense drama I Don’t Know Who You Are deserves to make Canadian Mark Clennon a star

Caitlin Cronenberg slashes her way into the family business with dark comedy Humane

Hot Docs 2024: Born Hungry follows Sash Simpson’s rise from hardship to haute-cuisine

American dystopia Civil War continues box-office campaign at number one

Why adventurous moviegoers need to make time for Bertrand Bonello and Radu Jude this weekend

Six must-watch films at Hot Docs 2024

Bizarro comedy Sasquatch Sunset tries to big-foot its way into your heart

Irena’s Vow labours to rise above Holocaust clichés

As director of Holocaust drama Irena’s Vow, Louise Archambault was just the transmitter: ‘It was going to be that way, or I wasn’t going to do it’

Divisive? Not for moviegoers. ‘Civil War’ declares victory at box office

Lost Angel: The Genius of Judee Sill spotlights a mostly-forgotten songwriter

Civil War director Alex Garland talks extremism, social division and the war against journalism

Burglary of $30-million in Los Angeles is new benchmark in heist history

Trump subpoena to NBC over Stormy Daniels documentary blocked by judge