Melina Matsoukas's first feature film is a harsh, but frustratingly safe look at the means to survive on the run at the hands of police brutality.
‘Queen & Slim’ Review: A Gripping, Yet Frustratingly Safe Tale of Survival
Author: Jaime Rebanal
Jaime is an autistic Mississauga-based student attending Sheridan College. He is also an aspiring filmmaker, with an ever-growing love for cinema all around the globe.
‘GoodFellas’ Review: Confronting a Life in False Glamour Right In Front of Your Eyes
As far back as any can remember, Martin Scorsese's 1990 classic remains every bit as seminal as ever.
‘Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me’ Review: The Death of Innocence in a World of Blue
David Lynch's prequel to his beloved television show is a harrowing portrait of trauma and suffering.
‘Crazy World’ TIFF Review: A New Breed of Supa Action
The latest Wakaliwood venture is a new sort of action movie, almost impossible to categorize.
‘The Vast of Night’ TIFF Review: Andrew Patterson’s Directorial Debut Transports You to a Greater Mystery
Andrew Patterson's directorial debut is a wonderful Twilight Zone homage.
‘A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood’ TIFF Review: Recapturing Fred Rogers’ Inspiring Legacy for a Modern Audience
Tom Hanks evokes a sense of nostalgia in his portrayal of Fred Rogers.
‘Atlantics’ TIFF Review: Mati Diop’s Feature Directorial Debut is Hauntingly Gorgeous
Mati Diop's feature directorial debut is ethereal in every sense of the word.
