The Face of Love Review : Grief, Grief, and More Grief
Meandering film’s corny title is the first problem among many with this tear-jerker.
Articles by C.L. Illsley
Irish Angst On Screen in Stay
Character driven Stay sometimes fall prey to over-emphasis of contrast and home.
Art and Technology Meet in Tim’s Vermeer
How far can a man go to understand Dutch Master Vermeer and try to uncover his secret? Tim Jenison not only learns Dutch, but he employs an army of artists in his quest.
Mandatory Car Chases and Gun Battles : Three Days to Kill A Formulaic Action Flick
Kevin Costner and Amber Heard bring their names but nothing else to this bland, cliché action film.
Vampire Academy Fails to Make the Grade
There’s good vampires and then there are bad ones. Then there are some half-vampires and some non-vampires. There’s also some romance. Sounds like a mess.
SCENE: A Room Full of Cinephiles at CineBazar
Montreal’s annual film bazar features film distributors, memorabilia, and all things cinema.
A Filmmaker’s Struggle With Disease and Disability. When I Walk
At age 25, filmmaker Jason DaSilva is struck with severe multiple sclerosis. When I Walk documents a life that doesn’t stop, even while facing debilitation.
Film Review: The Nut Job Might Steal A Smile For the G-Rated Crowd
The Nut Job shows kids that cooperation is best achieved by participating in a bank heist.