Film & television Reviews

Even those ambivalent to their music will be absorbed in this sweeping drama.

The film’s unflinching honesty is at times breathtaking.

There’s still more episodes to come and so many more questions!

CDR swooping in to give us another season with a bigger budget, more sponsors and a Brooke Lynn Hytes mullet.

Still Working 9 to 5 makes its international premiere in Toronto as a Special Presentation, and special it is.

Lock ten funny people in the same room for six hours and tell them not to laugh. What could go wrong?

The new Queen of the North has been crowned!

Spoilers Inside! Call Me Mother has carved out a space for itself as a top-tier show.

An in-season reunion is a weird kind of hell to watch.

The queens took extra special care to listen to their drag children, even to the detriment of their placement in the competition.

Even viewers with no knowledge about (or deep interest in) Anne Murray will be captivated by this incredible success story.

With gentle hands and the heart of a fighter, Reba really carries Christmas in Tune.

The roast itself was a little under done.

A Drag Competition for Everyone

These queens came with looks, and it’s only going to get better from here on out.

You’re pretty much guaran-treed a sweet but not too sappy time!

Wow, a Drag Race challenge with comedy and country music?

It was a Yoko Oh-no!

Overacting is overrated

After so many season of back-to-back Drag Race, this is a much needed release.

Quit Clowning Around With These Rusicals and Let Them Lip Sync!

Chris Middleton returns to recap Canada’s Drag Race Season 2!

Girls5eva uses a high joke-per-minute ratio to reveal devastating truths in season one.

This Is The Thing tells the story of Mike and Tim, a pair of record store employees with dreams of making it in show business.

I’m Wanita is a documentary about a country music renegade, hell-bent on realising her childhood dream of stardom before its too late.

Stand up comedians bare it all in this well-executed documentary about women in comedy.

There’s something funny happening in the Canadian entertainment industry - and Sandra Battaglini wants to fix it

Internet II is written with a gratifying mix of wit and goofiness, and performed with pitch-perfect deadpan delivery.

Together Together expands the conversation about what makes a “good family,” a “good parent,” or, even, a “good surrogate.”

You’ll fall in love with the stars of this coming-of-age thriller First Date