indie
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Cannes 2015: Green Room
A punk band’s journey into an abyss of madness and violence makes up Jeremy Saulnier's latest indie thriller.
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Animals
Demonstrates that people can get pretty creative if they’re desperate enough.
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The Lobster (Cannes Review)
An absurdist social critique that solidifies Lanthimos as not just a unique voice in today’s cinematic realm, but...
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Iris
Albert Maysles' final documentary is an immensely likable and engaging portrait of a true eccentric.
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Good Kill
Ethan Hawke plays a morally conflicted drone pilot in this unflinching look at the cost of drone warfare.
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Reality
A strange and multi-layered narrative, you'll either laugh or scratch your head at Quentin Dupieux's latest.
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(Dis)Honesty – The Truth About Lies
This documentary about lying mixes personal stories and science to share some surprisingly authentic conclusions.
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Roar
An incoherent mess, a mesmerizing bore, and yet strangely compelling, 'Roar' has to be seen to be believed...
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Self Made (TJFF Review)
Lost identities become switched when the lives of an Israeli artist and a Palestinian factory worker intersect at...
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Welcome to Me
A borderline personality disordered lottery winner funds a talk show on access television to laughably live out her...
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Miles To Go
A non-committal man-child debates the benefits of his on-again-off-again relationship in this Woody Allen knock off rom-com.
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Hot Docs 2015: Magic Island
The story behind Magic Island is a good one, but its telling fails to do that story proper...
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Of Horses and Men
Benedikt Erlingsson combines dark humor with tragic outcomes to form a unique glimpse into an Icelandic horse-riding community.
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Peace Officer (Hot Docs Review)
A good balance of heart and science, this exposé on the silent rise of the militarization of police...
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Planetary
Despite delivering some gorgeous images, Planetary ends up feeling like just any other information-overloaded documentary.