The Screening Room (120 Princess St.) FIRE SONG Drama. 2015. Canada. 85 min. Directed by Adam Garnet Jones. One of the first films by a First Nations director to deal with two-spirited people, the thoughtful and moving debut feature by Adam Garnet Jones focuses on Shane (Andrew Martin), a young Anishinaabe man at a crossroads. […]
The picture of society that emerges is as diverse as it is intimate, and spans a time of great political upheaval in the 1970s to the present day.
Velociraptor is a brilliant evocation of what it means to be a young man, exploring male friendship and desire in an entirely fresh way.
This is the second feature film by Rigoberto Perezcano (Northless) and features beautiful cinematography by Alejandro Cantu of the coastal town of Juchitan and the Isthmus of Tehuantepec.
Legendary actress Geraldine Chaplin gives a riveting performance as a lonely and vulnerable French tourist desperately clinging to her love-for-money relationship with a young Dominican woman, in this nuanced portrait of power dynamics and dependence.
From Mexican director Fernando Urdapilleta comes this outrageous melodrama that mixes the bitchiness of Showgirls with the offensive camp of early John Waters.
This collection of shorts from Canada and around the world explores the darker side of queer lives and queer film.
It Runs in the Family is an intimate exploration on acceptance and what the modern queer family can be in the Filipino diaspora.
We take a break from the darker stuff and offer you some cinematic offerings a slight more chipper. Slight.
