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.

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 ...

An ambitious swing in merging two disparate pieces of art, “Grand Theft Hamlet” is an engaging documentary that proves beautiful art can still ...

Nicole Kidman delivers a strong, complex performance “Babygirl”, an interesting yet generic erotic dramedy about control and consent.

Cillian Murphy delivers an excellent performance in the meaningful but languid character drama “Small Things Like These”.

Ant Timpson comes back swinging for the fences with his charming and adventurous sophomore feature “Bookworm”.

Sean Wang’s assured debut “Dìdi” is an effective and heartwarming film about growing up in the age of peak-internet.

Wrapping up the Fantasia coverage, we end our run with Park Jin-pyo’s “Brave Citizen”, a tonal shifting, webtoon-based action film about bullies and ...