It’s not terrible!
But the Robocop remake isn’t very good, either. Shawn Conner review.
After 15 years in quantum superposition, Scurrilous Ephemera crawls back into the observable universe to check on Dolly, Gloria, Lindsay, Paris, Speidi and Jersey Shore.
Review of a new movie about the plight of First Nations women. By Alex Hutt.
Gaby Hoffman and Michael Cera star in an indie drug adventure set in Chile. Opens July 26.
Including Occupy the Movie, Fire In the Blood and The Great Hip Hop Hoax. Julia Brown reviews.
Indie-drama set in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. Review by Jesse Carp.
A documentary about the aftermath of the Japanese tsunami.
Director Deepa Mehta interprets the Salman Rushdie novel. Elana Shepert review.
A review of the new Mary Elizabeth Winstead movie by Julia Kalininas.
Also: Midnight’s Children, How to Grow a Band. Movie reviews by Julia Kalinina.
Capsule reviews from the 2012 Vancouver International Film Festival.
