Bruce McDonald is as renegade a filmmaker you’ll find these days, with an ever-shifting style. The common link between his works is an impulse to tell narra...
Small Town Murder Songs is the promising and well crafted feature from emerging filmmaker Ed Gas-Donnelly, filmed with strong visuals of on an Ontario an ho...
As a student in Toronto and a lover of animated films, I attended a TIFF screening of Chico & Rita. The collaboration of Fernando Trueba, Oscar- winning...
Sylvain Chomet (Triplets of Bellville) executed the animation in The Illusionist so elegantly and brilliantly. I stood in line for an hour and thirty mi...
"I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness, starving hysterical naked…"
The first time I heard the start of Allen Ginsberg's iconic beat...
With only one press screening scheduled opposite the highly-buzzed Black Swan, I didn't think I was going to get the chance to see Tom Hooper's The King's S...
Fernando de Fuentes' Mexican Revolution Trilogy will remind you what it's like to see something new on the silver screen. And it's over 60 years old....
Note: This is the first review in a series of upcoming reviews covering the New York Film Festival, which opens this Friday (September 24th). Stay tuned for...
I watched Mesrine: Killer Instinct and Mesrine: Public Enemy #1 with plans to review the latter, but it's difficult to discuss them as two separate entities....
Henry’s Crime
After living in Buffalo the past four years, I was intrigued to see how director Malcolm Venville (44 Inch Chest) would capture the dispara...
