Reel Reviews | Swiped
Lily James steps into the shoes of Whitney Wolfe Herd in Swiped, a biographical drama chronicling the founder of Bumble’s meteoric rise from coining Tinder’s name to breaking the glass ceiling in Silicon Valley.
Reel Reviews | The Fox King (TIFF ’25)
Fraternal twins bound by an unspoken language face abandonment, bullying, and the arrival of a mysterious teacher in Ming Jin Woo’s The Fox King.
Reel Reviews | Renoir (TIFF ’25)
Chie Hayakawa’s Renoir revisits Tokyo in 1987 through the eyes of 11-year-old Fuki, a sensitive child caught between her father’s terminal illness and the turbulence of growing up.
Middleburg Film Fest ’25 | Special Honorees
The Middleburg Film Festival returns October 16–19 with a slate of incredible films and an inspiring roster of honorees.
Reel Reviews | Adulthood
In Alex Winter’s Adulthood, siblings Noah and Megan uncover a decades-old corpse in their mother’s basement, setting off a darkly comic spiral of crime, cover-ups, and family dysfunction.
FilmGordon Radio | TIFF Recap
by Tim Gordon In the latest episode of Keeping It Reel with FilmGordon, we dive headfirst into the cinematic whirlwind of the Toronto International Film [read more]
Reasonable Doubt (Recap) | A Million and One Questions (S3 E2)
Toni’s shocking ultimatum pushes Jax and Lewis to the breaking point, while Ozzie’s missing girlfriend case spirals into full-blown disaster.
Reasonable Doubts (Recap) | Feelin’ It (S3 E1)
Jax is back and peace is already on life support. In “Feelin’ It,” Reasonable Doubt Season 3 kicks off with a shaky reconciliation, an “emotional terrorist” ex, a celebrity client with secrets, and firm politics that won’t stay quiet.