Journey Across the Outback : Tracks
Biography based on National Geographic pictures of Robyn Davidson follows adventuress across the outback with camels.
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Photojournal : The Grand Seduction Red Carpet Event
Lili Hudecova captured the cast and crew as they arrived for the red carpet premiere of The Grand Seduction.
Photographing the Excess: Review of Les états inventés d’Amérique
Photographer Pierre Guimond’s film shows the dependency as well as the destructive power of American consumerism.
Anticosti La Chasse Au Pétrole Extrême: Too Lyrical for an Industrial Carnage…
Beautiful film about fracking project on Anticosti Island uses National Geographic style imagery to send an SOS rather than facts.
Pursuing Shannen’s Dream : Alanis Obomsawin on Hi-Ho Mistahey!
Mylène Chevreul talks to Abenaki film director and activist Alanis Obomsawin’s documentary on the fight for equal education for First Nations.
Casse-Tête Chinois Takes International Midlife Crisis to New York
The last part of Cédric Klapisch’s trilogy brings protagonist Xavier to New York where he faces new problems in his interpersonal relationships.
The Unknown Known Review: Portrait of a Politician
Errol Morris gives a glimpse into the mind of one of the most important statesmen of our time: Donald Rumsfeld. Be afraid. Be very afraid.
Photojournal: Red Carpet for Casse-Tête Chinois
Director and Writer of Casse Tête Chinois Cédric Klapisch came to the red carpet event.
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.
The Eye of the Abused. Tom à La Ferme Review.
Dark and documentary-like, Xavier Dolan’s new film pits a homosexual man against his cruel and inhumane abuser.
Photojournal: Red Carpet for Tom à la Ferme
Photos of the actors and actresses for the new film arriving at the premiere.
Divergent: Review for a Hollywood Film with No Divergence
Beautiful to look at but lacking any depth, Divergent is best for filling the time between Hunger Games installments.
Eric Gaucher Screens New Short Film at FIFA
Montreal Rampage recently caught up with local film maker Eric Gaucher to discuss his latest film, “Sing Pedestrian Sing”, that will be screening at the 32 International Festival of Films on Art (FIFA).
Psychological-Thriller Enemy Delves Into The Shadow Side
New film by Denis Villeneuve is a masterpiece of duality that looks at human nature’s dark side.
Review of The Hypnotist : A Swedish Return not as Powerful as Expected
Lasse Hallström’s return to Swedish cinema marred by clichés and focused on interpersonal drama rather than action.
Miraculum : Dramatic But Formulaic
Podz’ new film Miraculum overuses music and intensity, resulting in a bland film.
Review: Rhymes For Young Ghouls
Barnaby’s film a raw, gritty look at a Mi-gMac community in the 70s with a compelling heroine at its heart.
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.
Kickstarter: Why do the Japanese Love Anne of Green Gables?
Terry Dawes is making a film about the Japanese obsession with Anne of Green Gables. We want to support him in his Kickstarter campaign.
When B-Rated Means Bad. Adaption of Koonz’ Odd Thomas Lacks Soul
Odd Thomas failed to impress with its contradictory protagonist, poor direction, and made-for-television effects.