When the world is fucked and I’m in need of a reprieve, like many people, my way of escaping is by disappearing into the world of movies, into a world of nostalgia. When I need [read on]
The Middle Child Much truth is said in jest. Or perhaps, much trauma is processed in jest. There should be a meme. I’m sure it exists. SNAFU’s The Middle Child led the audience into some [read on]
By taking me around the world to people and situations, the RIDM, Montreal’s annual documentary festival, gets me through November’s wet, cold, dark days. Every year, I learn about the resilience of the disadvantaged, tragically [read on]
First two days at Osheaga full of not-to-be-missed performances with emotion and calls to act [read on]
Karate Kid: Legends displays an exciting fusion of East Asian martial arts, where kung fu meets karate in a story of mutual respect and growth. Directed by Jonathan Entwistle and written by Rob Lieber, this [read on]
Awe inspiring works of nature and humanity by Wanda Koop at the MFA. [read on]
Imagine, if you will, that the replicants from Blade Runner mated with members of the South African band Die Antwoord (specifically in their video I fink u freeky), and their offspring went back in time [read on]
Fuerstenberg reviews Extra Beautiful U, now playing at the Centaur. [read on]
Two great films from the Fantasia fest [read on]
Three fantastic pieces at the Montreal Fringe Festival that you do not want to miss [read on]
Reviews of Caught, Who Me?, and Personal Universal at the Montreal Fringe Festival [read on]
Winner of the Jury Award at Venice and Russia’s official entry to the Oscars, Dear Comrades is playing around the city. [read on]
This home-grown genre flick is a must-see. [read on]
At this point, it should be no surprise that Bong Joon Ho is known as one of the best filmmakers in the industry after making some amazing flicks such as Memories of Murder, Mother, Snowpiercer [read on]
Just Mercy is a movie that wants to convey its compelling premise to many people. There are so many films that have been based on true stories, and they’re admittedly not easy to adapt on [read on]
The cynic in me suspects that The Kindness of Strangers started out as one film and became something else, just to cash in on the holiday movie rush. It’s too bad, because for a story [read on]
Errol Morris is a respected American filmmaker who, over the course of his long career, has produced, directed, and written an array of important, unique, and thought provoking films. Included in his filmography are the [read on]
The Festival du nouveau cinéma is a terrific event for filmmakers to showcase both their talent and passion on the big screen. Annabelle Attanasio, known for appearing in the CBS series Bull, has made her [read on]
Have you ever seen a movie that you would ultimately describe as a beautiful mess? That is pretty much Richard Stanley’s new feature titled Colour Out of Space. Based on H. P. Lovecraft’s well-known short [read on]
First and foremost, it’s important to mention that Nail in the Coffin: The Fall and Rise of Vampiro is not necessarily a movie about wrestling — it’s actually a compelling story that focuses on the [read on]
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