Last week, because we were completely distracted by Dock in a Box, we didn’t mention our sadness at the loss of both Ingmar Bergman and Michelangelo Antonioni. We also couldn’t think of a Director bad enough to lament the continued existence of in the same breath. Thanks to a viewing of Brett Ratner’s Rush Hour 3, we have that man! We really think that Lars von Trier missed a trick in his recent satire......

Is there a word for fear of lines? queuphobia? Whatever. TIFF has nearly passed, and as the media environment clears of five-minute celebrity interviews and capsule reviews, a whole array of other cinematic choices emerge. - On Saturday Trinity Square Video presents short local docs about everyday life in TO, as part of the Queen West Art Crawl. 7 and 9pm screenings at Camera bar. - Jon Heder in a Reese Witherspoon pseudoRomCom? And he's......

Liz Aggiss and Billy Cowie are two mildly eccentric, highly interesting artists whose work is a mixture of dance, film and multiple dimensions. Torontoist had the opportunity to attend their gallery talk over the weekend, and was sufficiently enchanted with their 25-minute 3d video installation, Men in the Wall, to heartily recommend it to you. 3d glasses make any exhibit better. And weird, chortling, mangy-haired art enthusiasts make any exhibit worse. Luckily, we know that......

T-dot boasts more random film fests than you could ever hope to make fun of, but, if you weed the interesting (resfest) from the unfortunately named (giggleshorts), you come up with a few that are worth your patronage. Moving Pictures, the fest of films about dance, pirouettes onto the TO stage from November 4th-7th, promising shorts and longs of all shapes and sensibilities. It all goes down at the Royal, home of those mildy......