Justine Smith

Love and longing in Ontario, Isabelle Huppert in South Korea, a Portuguese love story in Asia and a portrait of South African Apartheid from Ernest Cole.

Horror sequel Smile 2, Pugh/Garfield rom-drama We Live in Time, SNL origin story Saturday Night, Saoire Ronan in The Outrun and more.

The Montreal festival’s 16th edition is running from Oct. 23 to 27 at the McCord Museum, Cinéma Public and Livart.

We spoke with the renowned Quebec actor about working with Guy Maddin and Evan & Galen Johnson on their most accessible (but still batshit) film.

The 30th annual festival of French-language cinema promises celebrity guests and a fantastic program, running from Nov. 6 to 17.

Among the strangest superhero franchises, Venom has long been a showcase for Tom Hardy’s charisma and range as an actor. The new film, Venom: The Last Dance, takes place just a year after the events of the first film. Eddie Brock looks worse for wear after sharing his body with a sentient alien symbiote for 12 months (approximately seven years since the first film), but after a rocky start, the pair have started to work together. After the events of Venom: Let There Be Carnage, they’re also on the run, pursued not just from the government but hungry aliens looking to destroy all sentient alien symbiotes.

The charms of Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh, and the carousel horse that became a meme, can't save cancer romance We Live in Time.

An interview with Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East, who co-star with Hugh Grant in the new A24 horror film Heretic.

Beloved by critics and horror fans, Red Rooms from Pascal Plante is an unmistakably Quebecois take on true crime fandom.

The 37th edition of the Montreal festival will screen 150 films from 27 countries, Nov. 20 to 30.