Review
The Hateful Eight: Classic Tarantino Tongue-in-Cheek
His new film follows eight characters stuck in a claustrophobic house during a blizzard. [read on]
Articles by Jeremy Lefebvre
Hear
Photojournal: Safia Nolin and Groenland
These two performances lit up the rooftop of the Ubisoft building. [read on]
Festivals
Fantasia: Jacob Gentry, Chad McKnight, AJ Bowen on Synchronicity
A conversation about film school, techniques, and their group’s bond [read on]
Festivals
He Never Died at Fantasia: Blood, Bullets, and Bingo
Jason Krawczyk’s latest premieres in Montreal [read on]
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Park Hye-mi’s Debut at Fantasia with South Korean Film “Crimson Whale”
In the heart of south Korea, we meet sly and slick Ha-jin. The year is 2070, and the world is ruined by natural disasters. [read on]
Festivals
Another Great Fantasia Movie: “Robbery,” a Hong Kong Black Comedy
This movie is fun, delightful and unexpected. A rare gem that Fantasia was gracefully given the opportunity of viewing. [read on]
Festivals
Ant Man is Big Laughs
When your super hero is only a few millimeters big, the Marvel Universe can only go funny. [read on]
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Fantasia-fest: Puppets with Punch in “The Arti: The Adventure Begins”
The last time I saw a puppet movie was way back, with Team America… but this here is on a whole new level. [read on]
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Bite: It’s just a little bug bite…
A woman’s life changes in frightening ways after being bitten in a lagoon. [read on]
See
Photojournal: E-Merge at the Arsenal Contemporary Art gallery
Large projects and exciting concepts on display at Arsenal captured in Jeremy’s photo journal. [read on]
Review
Patch Town Review: Quirky Film On How Toys are Born
Patch Town sends a former Cabbage Patch doll on a quest. [read on]
Review
Insidious Chapter Three Goes Virtual
Insidious 3 takes the franchise to a new, emotional place and the Occulus Rift adds a little virtual reality to the whole experience. [read on]
Interview
The Big Score: ‘Lude Behavior on Its Way to CineCoup’s Top Movie Pitch
An interview with the Montreal team behind the film project who note that “the trunk of a car is a very lonely place.” [read on]
Review
The Water Diviner Lets Crowe Test His Hand at Directing
Russell Crowe takes on the role of a man who searches for his sons during the Battle of Gallipoli. [read on]
Review
Review: “The Age of Adaline” is a Modern Day Fairytale
Truly a modern fairytale and an original story by J. Mulls Goodloe and Salvador Paskowitz, The Age of Adaline tells the story of a woman who miraculously survives a car crash in 1929 and with [read on]
Review
Review: 1987 A Different Kind of Teen Movie
1987 shows the concerns of a 17-year-old man growing up in Quebec during the late ’80s. [read on]
Festivals
Interview: Chad Archibald Talks About Making The Drownsman
Chad Archibald talks about his young life into horror film, his collaborators, and why they say it’s a bad idea to make a film with water. [read on]
Festivals
Film Review: The Drownsman Revives ’70s-style Villain
Black Fawn Films’ latest, The Drownsman, screened at Fantasia. Find out what if our reviewer thought the film sank or swam. [read on]