Star Trek Into Darkness

Now that J.J. Abrams is in charge of both the Star Trek and Star Wars franchises, some spillover between their respective universes may be inevitable....;

Mud

An unabashedly old-fashioned drama about two boys’ encounter with a fugitive in rural Arkansas, Mud is a strong showcase for a pair of talents in the...;

Greetings from Tim Buckley

Starring Penn Badgley, Imogen Poots. Written by Daniel Algrant, David Brendel. Directed by Daniel Algrant. STC. 100 min. Opens May 17 at TIFF Bell Lightbox...;

The We and the I

Bouncing back from that blockbuster belly-flop The Green Hornet, Michel Gondry finds a more rewarding vehicle for his playful imagination with The We...;

The Iceman

With his menacing glare and a face like an oversized and very angry baby, Michael Shannon seems a natural choice to play a dude as seriously evil as Richard...;

The Reluctant Fundamentalist

What’s in a name? Well, the protagonist of The Reluctant Fundamentalist goes by the handle of “Changez,” which is fine and dandy for a David Bowie...;

Fight Like Soldiers, Die Like Children

A frank, forthright talker who’s unafraid to wear his heart on the same part of his sleeve that once brandished his UN patch, Roméo Dallaire is never...;

The Angels’ Share

A low-key caper comedy about a group of working-class Scots who hatch a plan for an unlikely heist while on a court-ordered community-service detail,...;

Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf’s

As a tribute to the splendours and pleasures of extremely conspicuous consumption, Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf’s inevitably feels out of step with...;

Films in Remembrance of Things To Come: Works by Chris Marker

“Have you ever heard anything more stupid than what they teach in film schools—not to look at the camera?” So asked French filmmaker/multimedia...;