Fantasia Festival Reviews: Ida Red
John Swab’s Ida Red focuses on “Ida Red” Walker (Melissa Leo), the woman who united the criminals in Tulsa and head of a Midwestern crime family, is dying [read on]
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Review of Arabian Nights: Part 1 – The Restless One
The first volume of Miguel Gomes’ trilogy on the austerity that plagues Portugal.
It’s All in Your Head: Review of “Inside Out”
As it is with anyone, Riley is dominated by her emotions, the little voices in her head, but in the world of Inside Out, this is quite literal. In Riley’s mind are five [read on]
Elephant Song: Slow, Plodding, and Forgettable
You’d expect more from a film taking place in a psychiatrist ward
The Imitation Game: The Price of Being Different
War films are made a dime a dozen, because the two world wars have dominated a large part of the cultural discourse of the Western world for the past hundred years. But The [read on]
Review: Tu Dors Nicole shows the True Colours of Summer in Montreal’s Suburbia
Nicole’s dull summer makes for familiar and fascinating cinema.
Snowpiercer: A One-way Ticket to a Bloody Class Fight on a Slick Road
In the hands of a Korean director, dystopic graphic novel becomes a visual tour de force.
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.