Guillermo del Toro has said this is the film he’s always wanted to make, an epic, two-and-half-hour adaptation of the Mary ...

It’s rare to see a feature film tackle a culture war subject — whether it’s Diversity, Equality and Inclusion or #MeToo — but ...

I’m talking about David Cronenberg’s The Dead Zone (1983), starring Christopher Walken, Brooke Adams, and Tom Skerritt, the ...

Jeffrey Manchester (Channing Tatum, winning) is a former military man from Charlotte, North Carolina with a wife and three ...

Just in case you missed this, local writer and journalist Philip Moscovitch posted a piece at the Halifax Examiner yesterday about The Lunenburg Doc Fest. It’s so great to see arts reporting on the ...

Earlier this week I stopped by CBC Information Morning with Portia Clark to talk about what I’ve been seeing at the Atlantic International Film Festival and the joy of attending a smaller film ...

The day started well with Winter Of The Crow from filmmaker Kasia Adamik. It’s a moody, expressionistic visit to Warsaw in December 1981, behind the Iron Curtain. Lesley Manville is Joan, a British ...

If this movie, or its trailer, seems familiar that’s because there was another dark comedy adapting the source novel about a deeply acrimonious divorce back in 1989. It was called The War Of The Roses ...

Written and Directed by James Gunn, based on the DC Comics character created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster | 129 min | | Crave Welcome to the new James Gunniverse of DC Comics heroes, replacing the ...

If you’ve seen the trailer for this picture, you might’ve thought to yourself, “Hey, the grizzled veteran mentoring the young hotshot, a group of men embracing speed, intensity, and risking their ...

Carsten Knox is a massive, cheese-eating nerd. In the day he works as a journalist in Halifax, Nova Scotia. At night he stares out at the rain-slick streets, watches movies, and writes about what he's ...

As regular readers of FITI will know, I’m a programmer and artistic director at Carbon Arc Cinema in Halifax. We’re going dark this week to give the cinema spotlight to the Halifax Independent ...