Film

Jennifer Baichwal’s Into the Weeds is terrifying, tremendous courtroom drama

Slash/Back’s debut in the otherworldly hamlet of Pangnirtung, Nunavut, was its most important yet, director says

CRTC to get new chair as role of broadcast regulator expands

Memoria’s Tilda Swinton wants you to treat a night at the movies like a rock concert

Curtain set to be raised on 75th edition of Cannes Film Festival

French abortion drama Happening is poignant, pressing, essential cinema

Robert Lantos: Canada’s one true movie mogul, and perhaps its last

Doctor Strange 2 conjures up biggest opening of 2022 with $134-Million

Martin Scorsese presents a buried gem and a pitch for cinema’s past with new virtual theatre

Jacquelyn Mills’ ‘Geographies of Solitude’ wins Hot Docs’ best Canadian film award

Petite Maman’s Celine Sciamma on the art of saying goodbye

Petite Maman is the perfect Mother’s Day film

Heritage minister to modernize definition of a Canadian film and TV program

Bill Murray says his behaviour led to complaint, production suspension of film Being Mortal

Astroworld movie released despite lawyers’ concerns

Filmmaker Paul Pope gave a vital boost to his industry in Newfoundland

HBO Films’s The Survivor is a hard-hitting biographical drama about the Holocaust and boxer Harry Haft

Hot Docs 2022: How a young Toronto filmmaker convinced Alexey Navalny to talk Putin and poison

Hot Docs 2022: Your 10 best fest bets, from an inside look at Disney to the real story of Putin’s No. 1 enemy

Margaret Atwood on getting into the weeds with Jennifer Baichwal, Canada’s fiercest filmmaker

Oscar-winning documentarian John Zaritsky told stories of underdogs

On National Canadian Film Day 2022, here are reasons to cheer, and fear for, our homegrown industry

Nicolas Cage’s massive talent is wasted in cheap and lazy The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent

Fantastic Beasts losing the magic at the box office with $43-million opening, a franchise low

Father Stu’s Mark Wahlberg and Mel Gibson need a whole bunch of Hail Marys to atone for dull drama

Jacques Audiard’s romantic Paris, 13th District, is irrevocably and in all ways French

David Cronenberg’s return to cinema, Crimes of the Future, will premiere at Cannes Film Festival

Exquisite adaptation of Miriam Toews’ All My Puny Sorrows will pierce your heart

2022 Canadian Screen Awards: Scarborough’s big win, Kim’s Convenience’s last hurrah, and gala’s other best, worst and weirdest moments

Canadian Screen Awards 2022: A guide to who’s nominated, where to watch and everything else you need to know

Charlotte Gainsbourg forges relationship with mother Jane Birkin through intimate documentary

Michael Bay’s eye-popping Ambulance makes Marvel movies look like dumpster juice

The 22 most influential people in Canadian film

Prime Video’s new Chris Pine movies All the Old Knives and The Contractor ask whether streaming killed the action star

Drama Mothering Sunday is filled with a week’s worth of rich performances

APTN premiere of Michelle Latimer’s long-delayed Inconvenient Indian is required viewing