David Cronenberg in all his weirdness
More like our Bowie than our Alice Munro, now he has an art show
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Brian D. Johnson
Brian D. Johnson writes about film and the arts for Maclean’s. He’s also a filmmaker, and director of the annual Toronto Film Critics Association Awards Gala.
Jia Zhangke on violent redemption, Chinese censorship and Ai Wei Wei
"If we do not face up the image of quotidian violence by showing it onscreen then we’ll never be able to move past it"
Movie reviews: 12 Years A Slave, Carrie, A Touch of Sin, The Fifth Estate
Brian D. Johnson on what to see at the movies this weekend
Jean-Marc Vallée is going Hollywood, minus the budget
A Quebec auteur’s U.S. film may cement his career—and Matthew McConaughey’s
Star-crossed stars: Romeo & Juliet, The Right Kind of Wrong, Machete Kills
Brian D. Johnson with the latest film reviews
Tom Hanks adrift
Hollywood’s Everyman tests his limits in ’Captain Phillips’
Michael J. Fox: Back with a future
TV’s comeback kid talks about sex, guns, Justin Bieber, and what Parkinson’s has given him
Movie reviews: Gravity, Parkland, Muscle Shoals and Runner Runner
What to see at the movies this weekend
’Parkland’ gives J.F.K. back to the people
The assassination through the eyes of ordinary Americans
Overtaking formula in ’Enough Said’ and ’Rush’
James Gandolfini’s final film and a race car rivalry