Toronto Film Review

Slowly rolling out to magazine and book stores in the upcoming week, the new Cinema Scope offers a great survey of the Fall new release...

Every June for cinephiles who read Cinema Scope the same questions are always asked: When does it come out? What’s goi...

Exciting news! The Toronto-based film magazine Cinema Scope held its first public screening of its current cover-issue film Lewis Klahr’s...

For Cinema Scope issue number sixty-six a beautiful still from Lewis Klahr’s Sixty Six graces its cover. In its annual, though perhaps begr...

Cinema Scope , perhaps the best film magazine, has had a good year in 2015. Four issues, four covers: Guy Maddin and Evan Johnson’s The...

"Over the last six years, Luo Li has established himself as one of the most interesting young Canadian directors on the international...

So the new Cinema Scope is now out and it’s a great overview of what’s been going on in film culture since their Winter issue (whose ...

As I said in my Wild review : the old way of doing things is over, and in place there has to be the creation of a new world. It’s 2014 ...

" I can say this, and I want to keep this all focused on generalities that appeal to all readers of Cinema Scope and not just those ...

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It's that time of year again when Cinema Scope puts out their new winter issue. Just from the looks of the director's listed on t...

Waiting for Sancho is the making of Albert Serra’s Birdsong . It’s comprised of footage from the set, the cast in preparation to be filme...

In anticipation for Raya Martin and Mark Peranson's La última película , on Friday September 6th at 9:45pm MDFF is presenting at The ...

Cinema Scope and Film Criticism It is rewarding, personally and for film culture, to compare Mark Peranson’s editor’s note in Cinema Scope ...