At Goon’s world premiere last Saturday, Montreal-based director Michael Dowse, who’s already behind THE quintessential Canadian slacker film with FUBAR, proudly declared: “I think we’ve finally made a hockey film to be proud of.”

Director Steve McQueen has said in interviews that his film is about how the Internet has profoundly altered human sexuality, to the point where someone with access to everything finds himself imprisoned by that very freedom.

The psychological scars cults leave on former members has received scarce attention in the cinematic tradition (docs about Jonestown and Waco notwithstanding.) Thankfully, Sean Durkin’s chilling Martha Marcy May Marlene makes up for a lifetime of celluloid neglect.

If you're thinking of heading to Toronto for a weekend film binge, you're in luck, as the TIFF behemoth caps off this Sunday. Here are reviews for 10 great films we've screened so far.

The economic, social, environmental and health benefits to ditching industrially produced grub in order to get your fruits, vegetables and assorted produce at a local farmers’ market are so numerous, you’d need a six-credit university course to get through them all.

This Chicago-bred, New York-based funnyman has been putting his nerdy, culturally savvy humour to good use writing for SNL for the past few seasons, and he made a most memorable on-camera debut during a Weekend Update segment to rant about girl scout cookies.