Kevin Bourne

John Candy: I Like Me is an intimate look at the genius, ambitions, and legacy of a Canadian comedy legend.

Degrassi: Whatever It Takes is some good old Canadiana mixed with nostalgia, and an ode to one of Canada's greatest entertainment exports.

James Vanderbilt's historical drama is "dark" and "haunting", but a "magnificent piece of storytelling." Here's our Nuremberg film review.

Origin: The Story of the Basketball Africa League is informative and inspiring, proving dreams do indeed come true.

In his Hedda film review, Kevin Bourne says Nia DaCosta's latest is "bold, sexy, and brash" and "relevant as ever".

In his The Lost Bus film review, Kevin Bourne calls Paul Greengrass' latest "one big ball of anxiety, wrapped in a great story."

SHIFTER's Kevin Bourne attended the Twisted Metal season two set visit hosted by Sony Pictures Entertainment. Here's a behind the scenes look.

Kevin Bourne talks with actor-producer couple Lovell Adams-Gray and Kiana Madeira about faith, marriage, and their latest film "Morningside".

In his Boxcutter film review, Kevin Bourne calls the film "authentically Toronto" and a "testament to the growing crop of Toronto talent".

In his King's Court documentary review, Kevin Bourne calls it "beautiful" and "another reason to get excited about filmmaking in Toronto".