Radheyan Simonpillai
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Toronto, ON, Canada
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TIFF 2022: I Like Movies has sympathy for the film bros
Chandler Levack lends her female perspective to the workplace comedy and toxic movie fandom in TIFF 2022 title I Like Movies → Read More
10 hot tickets at TIFF 2022
We’re keeping our eyes on these films from big stars and celebrated filmmakers at TIFF 2022, including Broker, Glass Onion and The Fabelmans → Read More
Podcast: Nailah Blackman on (re)defining soca, rejuvenating Trinidad Carnival
Soca royalty Nailah Blackman and producer Anson Soverall testing the boundaries of the genre and discuss a big return for Trinidad Carnival → Read More
Hasan Minhaj brings his brush with Saudi Arabian royalty to Toronto show
The former Patriot Act host and comedian is bringing his political and personal new show The King's Jester to Toronto → Read More
Paulina Alexis gets back in the saddle for Reservation Dogs season two
The Reservation Dogs star speaks to us from the set of season two about staying connected to home, hockey and her horse → Read More
What’s new to theatres: March 25-27, 2022
Channing Tatum is charming as hell in The Lost City and Thomas Antony Olajide shines in Learn to Swim. → Read More
What’s new to theatres, VOD and streaming: March 18-20, 2022
This week's releases from Deep Water to X pack in the horror, thrills, and sex. → Read More
Turning Red is a Pixar movie that stays true to horny Toronto
Domee Shi is the latest local director to play off the city's humility and hormones. → Read More
Sarah Polley is unbearably vulnerable in Run Towards the Danger
The Stories We Tell director confronts traumatic and horrifying experiences in her new book. → Read More
Jennifer Lopez comments on her own romantic circus in Marry Me
There are some likeable bits in the corny-ass rom-com so long as you can stomach a preposterous premise and bad music → Read More
We Need To Talk About Cosby asks us who we’re listening to
The four-part docuseries considers how the crimes committed by serial rapist Bill Cosby were enabled by his success. → Read More
The most anticipated movies and TV shows of 2022
From Sarah Polley’s adaptation of a Miriam Toews novel to two fantasy sequels, here are the movies and shows we’re most looking forward to → Read More
What to watch on Netflix Canada in January 2022
Check out the best movies and TV shows hitting the streaming platform next month, including Hype House, Getting Curious With Jonathan Van Ness and the return of Ozark. → Read More
Connecting the dots between Gone Girl, Zodiac, and David Fincher
Mind Games author Adam Nayman discusses the connective tissue between David Fincher's films and why we can't help comparing him to Paul Thomas Anderson. → Read More
Licorice Pizza is great, despite the unfortunate Asian joke
Paul Thomas Anderson's comedy about growing up misses the mark with a controversial gag but shows maturity and mastery everywhere else. → Read More
Spider-Man: No Way Home is fanfare that goes nowhere
Doc Ock, Green Goblin, and more return in a sequel that rewards franchise fealty. → Read More
The 25 best TV shows of 2021
Reservation Dogs, Succession, and Sort Of lead a great year on the small screen. → Read More
D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai is crushing it on Reservation Dogs
Toronto's D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai is front and centre in Reservation Dogs, one of the best new TV shows of 2021 → Read More
Review: C’mon C’mon is Mike Mills's finest but most troubling drama
Joaquin Phoenix stars as an extractive radio journalist interviewing marginalized people. → Read More
Kirsten Dunst makes vulnerability her superpower
The Power Of The Dog actor Kirsten Dunst discusses parenthood, why she's sick of that Spiderman meme and what it will take to make another Bring It On → Read More