LOng Reads

Goodbye to Language for The Brooklyn Rail

Isiah Medina doubles down with Gangsterism

Try a Little Tenderness for Reverse Shot

Pillion explores taboo subjects rather politely

Monumental Human Error for Documentary Magazine

Burden of Dreams and My Best Fiend paint mirrored portraits of megalomania

Off the Deep End for Little White Lies

Fred Halsted’s slippery sadism behind and in front of the camera

The Truth, Ruth for POV #124

Spike Lee’s prolific documentary career remains under discussed

Torn Curtains for Bright Wall/Dark Room #139

Fashion-as-performance in Alfred Hitchcock’s Stage Fright

Death by Landscape for Documentary Magazine #44/1

AKA Serial Killer turns fifty

Shotgun Wedding for Reverse Shot

Kristoffer Borgli’s The Drama wants to push your buttons

Empty Rooms for Reverse Shot

On the transgressive films of Kalil Haddad

Life Support for Documentary Magazine

Notes from a beleaguered Hot Docs 2025

Short Reads

The Mirror Has Two Faces for Reverse Shot

Mother Mary stages a limp conceptual face-off

Rich Perverts and Sliced Eyeballs for Toronto Star

A Luis Buñuel retrospective plays TIFF Cinematheque

Down the Hatch for Reverse Shot

Rose of Nevada plumbs the insidious pleasures of decay

Hands Off for The Walrus

The US is trying to annex the ultra-Canadian Heated Rivalry

Ed Wood’s Angora Sweater for Notebook

Tim Burton’s biopic in “One Shot”

Pictures of Ghosts for CBC Arts

Blue Moon and Peter Hujar’s Day explore a day in the life of a queer artist

Developments and Discoveries for In Review Online

Passing Strangers turns fifty

Spurs of the Moment for Toronto Star

Brokeback Mountain remains a miracle twenty years later

Rainy Days That Never End for Screen Slate

Pennies from Heaven screens at Paris Theatre

Double Fantasy for Screen Slate

Special Effects screens at Anthology Film Archives

A Bang and a Whimper for Screen Slate

Blast of Silence screens at Nitehawk Cinema Williamsburg

Drifting Along for TFCA

On the 25th edition of Wavelengths

Shit Happens for MDFF Selects

The Heirloom explores the foibles of creative and romantic partnership