A tragedy indeed – Aneil Karia’s “Hamlet” carries a top-notch lead performance from Riz Ahmed and an established atmosphere…with a crushingly plodding pace.

A dazzling, transcendent ode to cinema that may alienate some and reward most, Bi Gan’s “Resurrection” is one of the most unforgettable cinematic ...

An uneven, metatextual reimagining of a classic play, Andre Gaines’ ambitious thriller “The Dutchman” boasts great performances, haunted by a meandering pace.

Starkly beautiful and challenging, Félix Dufour-Laperrière’s philosophical odyssey “Death Does Not Exist” is the perfect note to end the Fantasia run this year.

A cryptic thriller that doesn’t quite see the forest for the trees, “The Woman” is a strange thriller entry at Fantasia that is ...

My favorite film from Fantasia, Alex Russell’s debut “Lurker” is a fascinating, well-acted study of fame and obsession.

An entertaining, revenge-fueled thrill ride, The McManus Brothers’ “Redux Redux” is one of the most thrilling films to come out of Fantasia this ...

An emotionally tense start at Fantasia, Kim Sung-yoon brings an intriguing directorial debut in “Fragment” a film about the ramifications of grief among ...

Playing an aged assassin haunted by grief and regret, Lee Hye-young’s standout performance fails to elevate the uneven, predictable thriller “The Old Woman ...

Grief is the name and graves are the game in David Cronenberg’s latest “The Shrouds”, a body horror sci-fi about struggling to let ...