DVD Review: 78/52 – “Addictive”
Released on DVD in the UK on the 11th of December, 78/52 is a documentary about the shower scene in Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho. The title...
Read MoreReview: Manifesto – “There is nothing Cate Blanchett can’t do”
There is nothing Cate Blanchett can’t do. In indie arthouse film Manifesto, she is 13 different characters, 13 different personalities, 13...
Read MoreReview: Kenny – “A film that invokes spirit”
Overlooking the Ibrox in Edinburgh, Kenny Dalglish honed his craft in football from an early age. The bitter Scottish cold giving Kenny...
Read More100 Years of Olympic Films Box Set is being released by The Criterion Collection
The Criterion Collection has announced their upcoming release of 100 Years of Olympic Films. Spanning fifty-three movies and forty-one...
Read MoreCanadian Content, Preserving Classics & Rising Stars at TIFF 2017
Canada will have a strong presence at the 42nd Toronto International Film Festival with nine of the 26 titles being feature film...
Read MoreHow to Film a Documentary
Filming a documentary is very different to filming a typical movie as it is often educational and fact-based with different objectives....
Read MoreDocumentaries, Short Cuts & Midnight Madness at TIFF 2017
A big part of the appeal of the 42nd Toronto International Film Festival will be the continued tradition of showcasing diverse...
Read MoreMovies to See at TIFF 2017
A slate of 14 Galas and 33 Special Presentations has been announced for the 42nd Toronto International Film Festival with 25 World...
Read MoreReview – Whitney: Can I Be Me – “A beautiful – if tragic – study”
“She changed history for us. And she paid for it.” These are words spoken by singer-songwriter Pattie Howard about her peer Whitney...
Read MoreReview: Destination Unknown – “A raw, shocking but vital story”
This bold documentary looks not only at people’s accounts of what happened to them during the Holocaust but also what happened to...
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