Eureka! Shaun, the silent yet expressive sheep of Aardman Animations, becomes a fleecy Dr. Frankenstein in Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom, a frightfully fun family comedy. The visual storytelling here is marvelous, with sight gags galore…

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Ostensibly about the power of unions and workers uniting for better wages and improved job conditions in the microcosm of New York City, Union Town truly creates empathy and even admiration for the people who keep the Big Apple and America moving,…

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Newcomer Sneha Kumari is fiery and magnetic as teenage Robin Hood-style outlaw Phoolan Devi in Phoolan, a biographical drama focusing on forty-eight hours where the future Indian politician and two colleagues struggled to evade capture during the…

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Smudge the Blades, which earned writer-director Cody Lightning a “Best Canadian Discovery” award from the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival, is not the type of sports film where the down-on-his-luck coach gets a second chance, inspiring a team…

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Moving from Hong Kong to Vancouver on the arm of a rich husband, Yin thought she’d landed the fairy tale. But when her husband’s not home for almost six months and her company is mostly a chauffeur and a similarly abandoned trophy wife, this former…

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one of a handful of women in the documentary Cheyenne driven to compete at riding wild broncos on the rodeo circuit after the sport excluded them for roughly a century. Debuting at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival, the film builds to the…

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There’s nothing like traveling together to highlight the fractures in a relationship. The Italian drama Idda, set against the backdrop of a hike to the summit of Sicily’s Mount Etna, brings together two young women whose friendship of years past…

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