AFI Fest 2026: Nina Roza
Nina Roza looks at the power of art and the effects of being separated from the identity of one’s origins.
AFI Fest 2026: La Gradiva
Rarely is a film as thoughtful and clean as La Gradiva.
AFI Fest 2026: The Diary of a Chambermaid
Radu Jude finds one of his strongest works with The Diary of a Chambermaid
AFI Fest 2026: Yellow Letters
When Yellow Letters is focused on the devastating effects of the removal of personal freedoms, it lands effectively as a deeply relevant and emotive feature
AFI Fest 2026: Rose
Rose delivers on its hype, resulting in an incredibly clean drama that stands tall as a poignant feminist text and deconstruction of the illogical nature of societal judgement.
TIFF 2026: Everytime
Everytime will end up being one of the most impressive works to come out of 2026.
TIFF 2026: The Last Photograph
The Last Photograph is Snyder on full display for all to see.
Primetime
Robert Pattinson has never delivered a performance like the one in Primetime.
Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!
Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty! is one of the year’s best portrayals of grief.
The End of Oak Street
The End of Oak Street is the perfect sweet treat to end the summer movie season with.
The Odyssey
The Odyssey makes it feel like Nolan has finally bitten off more than he can chew.
Cannes 2026: Orange-Flavoured Wedding
Few films feel as lively and lived-in as Orange-Flavoured Wedding.
Cannes 2026: Species
Species is a fantastic horror film. Both understanding how to employ fun and substance, the feature is a satisfying viewing experience
Cannes 2026: Che Guevara: The Last Companions
Che Guevara: The Last Companions is a vital use of cinema and documentary filmmaking to capture the first-hand accounts of modern history.
Cannes 2026: Titanic Ocean
Titanic Ocean has a dreamy world that you want to live in.
Cannes 2026: Forever Your Maternal Animal
Forever Your Maternal Animal is something special.
Cannes 2026: Made of Flesh and Fuel
Made of Flesh and Fuel is easily one of the best films of the 2026 Cannes Film Festival.
Cannes 2026: Shana
Shana is a near-perfect reflection of the modern young adult experience, embracing the chaos and all the ups and downs that come with it.
Cannes 2026: Blaise
Every choice in Blaise is carefully considered, and every choice is the correct one.
SDAFF Spring Showcase 2026: Mārama
Mārama is still an effective piece both of genre filmmaking and cultural messaging, capturing real-life evil and offering a cathartic release against it.