Review: Aquaman
Experiments in time in an inspired superhero spectacle
Rare Lost Film Discovered
The biggest news in cinema since Murnau’s skull was stolen
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Making portraits without histories
Google’s Arts & Culture app finds your face in art
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Review: Call Me by Your Name
Navigating the eroticism and fantasy of melodrama
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Andrei Tarkovsky and a belief in the long take
TIFF presents work by one of cinema’s most unique voices
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The beautifully grotesque worlds of Guillermo del Toro
A look inside At Home with Monsters Too steeped in genre for the art crowd, yet too artful to be purely commercial, Guillermo del Toro has always been something of an outsider. Plucking inspiration from art indiscriminately, his movies end up looking like Vermeer paintings while telling the story of a vampire, a devil, or
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TIFF Review: PROTOTYPE
A confounding 3D experiment about loss and the way we look at images
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