Jacob Elordi stars in "Oh, Canada." A story that unfolds on death's doorstep, Oh, Canada is a thoughtful, reflective work from Paul Schrader, if an occasionally rushed one. Whether or not its hurried ...

“Oh, Canada” premiered to a four-minute standing ovation at the 77th Cannes Film Festival late Friday night, signifying a defining moment for legendary director Paul Schrader. For his latest film, the ...

A dying man attempts to confess a lifetime of transgressions in writer/director Paul Schrader’s meditative "Oh, Canada" (2024). “Attempts” is the operative word here. Richard Gere plays Leonard Fife, ...

Richard Gere and Uma Thurman in "Oh, Canada" (Courtesy Cannes Film Festival) Forty-four years on from the release of “American Gigolo,” Paul Schrader has written and directed another film that stars ...

Almost 50 years after giving us the screenplay for Martin Scorsese’s “Taxi Driver” (1976), Paul Schrader has delivered another masterpiece, this time as writer (based on the 2021 novel “Foregone” by ...

Oh, Canada will open in theaters at a date TBD. This review is based on a screening at the Cannes Film Festival. What is death to a man and filmmaker like Paul Schrader? Is it something to be feared?

The ‘American Gigolo’ director says he got a pre-‘Priscilla’ Elordi on the cheap for his drama about a dying doc maker looking to set the record straight on his life in one final interview. By Etan ...

A frequent complaint that never makes sense is when people lament that an artist explores the same themes throughout their entire career. “Why won’t they switch it up and tackle something new?” In my ...

Kino Lorber has lifted the curtain on Paul Schrader’s “Oh, Canada,” debuting the first trailer for the acclaimed filmmaker’s latest. The film first premiered at Cannes in May, competing for the Palme ...

Paul Schrader is on a tear. Oh, Canada (now streaming on VOD services like Amazon Prime Video) is his third writing/directing effort in four years, a not-insubstantial amount of work for any filmmaker ...