Madeleine Sims-Fewer co-writes, co-directs and stars as Miriam in a daring and referential debut that questions the nature of revenge.

A flailing woman exacts a cruel punishment in this visually sumptuous but heavy-handed feminist thriller.

Madeleine Sims-Fewer co-wrote, co-directed and stars in the Canadian revenge thriller 'Violation.'

Dusty Mancinelli and Madeleine Sims-Fewer’s gruelling rape revenge thriller shrewdly subverts the genre.

From ‘First Date’ to ‘My Name is Pauli Murray’ to ‘Passing,’ Sundance Film Fest offers some memorable gems.

The best of this season’s scary flicks resist the temptation to grandstand.

"We have to hear both sides." When famous men are accused of sexual misconduct, this is a common refrain slung by their defenders. This line masquerades as a...

While the filmmakers’ intent is certainly commendable, the film as a whole is nearly impossible to recommend.

Written, directed, produced by Madeleine Sims-Fewer and Dusty Mancinelli — a rape-revenge thriller that upsets the norms of the genre.

You won’t find another film this year that subverts the male gaze in such a brutally naked manner

“Violation” delivers a smart and visceral examination of the rape-revenge narrative, cutting out the exploitation aspects for something that’s haunting.

Estranged sisters Miriam (Madeleine Sims Fewer) and Greta (Anna Mcguire) reunite for the first time in years. The two are joined by their significant others ...