Director Jonathan Demme teams up with Wallace Shawn and Andre Gregory for this Henrik Ibsen play adaptation.

A harsh expose of Big Sugar!

Jericó, a small town in the Colombian Andes, is illuminated through the lives of its female elders. Charming, gorgeous, heart-breaking.

Yes, Saudi Arabians can make romantic comedies.

Seven teens in Brooklyn bare all to the camera.

As the festival of BC's craft distilleries approaches, I ponder books on liquor and consider some crazy delicious recipes.

Even after almost 90 minutes of intimate self-mockery, Garofalo seems so likable.

Why it might be harder to see the next great underground classic film, even in this age of technological plenty.

An amusing journey through the social media platform that sucks the least.

Comedy from the king of deadpan.

Eclectic and eccentric stand up where we learned that Ryan Albert Hilbert is not a convincing alias.

Sexual politics in the age of Tinder are portrayed with skill and insight in this Canadian comedy about a young woman who contemplates becoming a sugar baby.

A documentary love story from the 'non-typical' end of the neurological spectrum which is honest and intimate without exploiting its subjects.

An artsy ode to weirdos and the city of Winnipeg, inspired by a notorious call-in radio show.

A modernist architect gets his due in this stylish documentary.

Iranian filmmaker Mohsen Makhmalbaf has a new film, made in Italy, and it is utterly original and makes a long-lasting impression.

French-Canadian filmmaker Sophie Bédard Marcotte's documentary takes us on a road trip to Los Angeles in search of artistic direction.

Cacophony and spectacle in a truly genre-defying work of lights, noise, numbers and keyboards.

Deborah Pearson screens a Hungarian political satire about soccer interspersed with commentary and a family quest.

Every kind of film under the sun: dozens of shorts explore personal history, landscape, memory and pathos.