Can You Ever Forgive Me, Bohemian Rhapsody, Suspiria
National Observer's reviews of the new movies in Canada.
Reviews
'I would read them the riot act,' says Lisa Raitt in new book about doomed Energy East pipeline
After following the evolution of the Energy East pipeline project proposal for years, I thought I had documented a large part of this epic political saga, writes National Observer managing editor Mike De Souza. But then I read Jacques Poitras’s riveting account of the story in his new book, Pipe Dreams: The Fight for Canada's Energy Future.
The Predator, A Simple Favor, The Cakemaker and Under the Tree
National Observer's reviews of the new movies in Canada.
Juliet, Naked, Searching, Generation Wealth, Becoming Who I Was
National Observer's reviews of the new movies in Canada.
The Bookshop, The Miseducation of Cameron Post, 1945, Support the Girls, Breath, Papillon
National Observer's reviews of the new movies in Canada.
Crazy Rich Asians, Alpha, The Wall, Cielo, NICO, 1988, Mile 22
National Observer's reviews of the new movies in Canada.
Spike Lee takes on the KKK, McQueen reveals a fashion rebel and Summer 1993 offers a rare look at childhood
This week's movie reviews include BlacKkKlansman, McQueen, Summer 1993, Puzzle, Dog Days, The Crescent.
This week at the movies in Canada
This week's movie reviews include Christopher Robin, The Spy Who Dumped Me, Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood, The King, Letter from Masanjia, and Darkest Minds
The best Vikings movie ever, meta fun with Nicolas Cage and climate documentaries for Earth Day
Also a mysterious road trip in Iran and a frenetic kids movie
Three films to deeply affect you: The Painted Bird, Working Man, and White Lie
Some theatres are now open, but that doesn't stop you from streaming some gems.
MOVIES: Three with true histories to tell and life tips to pass on for us
Also: a light comedy to warm your evening and an action-packed animation
Spike Lee hits one big, Kenneth Branagh does kid-lit, and an unlikely gem from Palestine
Sure, the pandemic restrictions are easing, but don't let that stop you from watching what's out there.
Documentaries: getting close with volcanos, the man who beat Monsanto and rush food in disasters
Also more from Hot Docs and DOXA, a different Holocaust story and the usual from Liam Neeson
