Review: Anchor and Hope
As a small houseboat emerges from the dark on the tunnel. London’s Regent’s canal provides both the setting and rhythm of this romantic...
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TIFF Review: First Man
Grieving the loss of his daughter, Neil Armstrong pursues his ambition of becoming an astronaut. As Neil Armstrong gets a brief glimpse of...
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TIFF Review: Working Woman
There is likely never going to be a better time for director Michal Aviad to release her newest film, Working Woman. With the current...
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Review: Bedeviled – “Fun popcorn horror”
Using internet and social media as a new gateway for evil to stalk pretty, young teens in the American suburbs is hardly new – film...
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TIFF Review: Shoplifters
A physically abused child is adopted into a makeshift family of petty criminals. A middle-aged man works in professional tandem with a...
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TIFF Review: Shadow
A military commander secretly mentors a doppelganger with the help of his wife in an attempt to gain the throne for himself in ancient...
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Book Review: The Sky Is Falling: How Vampires, Zombies, Androids and Superheroes Made America Great for Extremism by Peter Biskind
Peter Biskind wrote the wonderful Easy Riders, Raging Bulls: How the Sex-drugs-and Rock ‘n’ Roll Generation Changed Hollywood...
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TIFF Review: Vox Lux
It happens every year – the one or two films that truly and distinctly divide audiences. Look at last year’s mother! for a...
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TIFF Review: Red Joan
The current political climate certainly seems the appropriate time to release a film that relates to Russian spies and intelligence. And...
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TIFF Review: The Crossing
A working class 16-year old girl resorts to smuggling to finance going on vacation with her wealthy classmate. Peipei travels daily from...
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