FILM REVIEW | The Last Impresario
★★★★ | The Last Impresario Gracie Otto’s affectionate documentary on the charismatic and adventurous English theatre and film producer Michael White is a movie long overdue. Despite his enormous contribution […]
FILM REVIEW | Tru Love
★★★★ | Tru Love When 60-year-old Alice comes to Toronto six months after becoming a widow, her daughter Suzanne a lawyer is too busy at work to be home to […]
FILM REVIEW | The Overnighters
★★★★ | The Overnighters After North Dakota introduced the controversial technology known as fracking in 2008 it suddenly became the nation’s second largest oil producing State. So as the economic […]
FILM REVIEW | The Secret Path
This new gay love story from a married couple of newbie filmmakers Daniel and Richard Mansfield is quite unique.★★★ Essentially a two-hander, its the story of a pair of lovers […]
FILM REVIEW | You And The Night
The opening sequence of French writer/director Yann Gonzalez debut feature starts with confusion that never really eases up through this avant-garde art-house film. ★
FILM REVIEW | Love Or Whatever
Like most Therapists who spend their working day advising people how to get their act together, Corey was not that hot at getting his own life on the right track. […]
FILM REVIEW | The Way He Looks
The lazy summer is over and Leo and his best friend Giovana are back in High School for the new term when curly headed new boy Gabriel joins the class […]
FILM REVIEW | The Fault In Our Stars
16 year old Hazel Graze is permanently attached to an oxygen tank that now keeps her alive after her most recent bouts of cancer. If knowing that her days on […]
FILM REVIEW | Gone Girl
★★★★★ | Gone Girl When the movie opens on a quiet July morning in a small Missouri town there is no visible indication we are looking at a man who […]
FILM REVIEW | This Is Where I Leave You
★★ | This Is Where I Leave You The ‘leaving’ in the title of this rather frenetic comedy refers to death and divorce and a few other departures in between. […]
FILM REVIEW | The Two Faces Of January
★★★★ | The Two Faces Of January After an overly long gestation period, this lesser-known psychological thriller from novelist Patricia Highsmith finally makes it to the big screen. The year […]