Guide To Attending TIFF Cinematheque Screenings
These are just some tips and tricks as somebody who frequently attends the year-round screenings that TIFF has to offer. Not quite the same as the Toronto International Film Festival…
These are just some tips and tricks as somebody who frequently attends the year-round screenings that TIFF has to offer. Not quite the same as the Toronto International Film Festival…
The following review contains spoilers for the film. It all started with an old photograph taken in 2003 of an old furniture store (that currently no longer exists) which was…
That plants have consciousness is not a new concept - it goes all the way back to when Charles Darwin even wrote about it. While it remains a view that…
The following review contains spoilers for the film. There has been a lot of effort from director Boots Riley himself to try to get people to see his latest film,…
The following review contains spoilers for the film. Sometimes, you just need to ask that person out. That is the moral of the story here: all Bear should have done…
We hear the voice of Andri, a writer and a poet. He is 52 years old. He speaks to us about his life, his family, and his concerns for the…
The screening of Concrete Turned to Sand that I was at was preceded by Lindsay McIntyre's short film Tuktuit: Caribou. I was made aware of McIntyre's work previously as an…
I was reminded of a short film, A Month of Single Frames directed by Lynne Sachs, who collaborated with Barbara Hammer on the film just shortly prior to her death…
I'm not aware of too many documentaries that cover the history and evolution of zombies in popular media the way that Black Zombie does. There is no shortage of documentaries…
The film starts with what initially appears to be the meet-cute trope at the local coffee shop. Charlie sees Emma, walks up to her and attempts to ask her out…