If boxing is cinema’s most beloved sport, then director Emily Sheskin utilizes that fact to her advantage in Jesszilla, a new documentary about childhood boxer Jesselyn Silva. Sheskin has been collecting footage with Silva since atRead Full Review

Taking place “somewhere between Tehran and Winnipeg”, Matthew Rankin’s Universal Language is a piercing, absurdist comedy in the tradition of Roy Andersson by way of Abbas Kiarostami. The Winnipeg of the film is filled with beige, Twentieth Century architecture,Read Full Review

As the ending credits roll on the perfectly mediocre You’re Cordially Invited, various members of the cast, stretching from the main stars to the one-scene cameos, are filmed singing a song in the kind of HollywoodRead Full Review

Companion is the best of what a B movie should be: consistently entertaining, free of pretension, and possessing good performances from talented actors you anticipate will get more acclaim in “better” movies. Of course, whenRead Full Review