CINÉTFO: FALL FAVOURITES: Wake in Fright (1971) ★★★★
The value of money or the dreadful end of alcohol abuse has never been so visible like in Wake in Fright. And it doesn’t really matter if you’re a teacher, [continue reading]
September 2015
TIFF 15 Review: “Legend” (2015) ★★★★★
I’ve done this only a few times when I had to rush to a second screening of a film due to stellar performance delivered by the lead actor. And when I am talking about [continue reading]
TV Review: “Blindspot” (2015)
It’s fall. And that means it’s time to get back to watching TV and catch up with our beloved TV series or see a new one. Unfortunately, not all series start with [continue reading]
Film Review: “Wildlike” ★★★
Mackenzie’s (Ella Purnell) struggling mother sends her to Alaska to her uncle (Brian Geraghty) to look after her while she sorts out her own problem. At first the [continue reading]
TIFF 15 Interview: Six Questions for ‘NEVER HAPPENED’ Director Mark Slutsky
To remember or forget? To live in regret or in the dark? When Laura and Grady, colleagues on a business trip, have an impulsive fling, they decide it might be for the best if [continue reading]
TIFF 15 Interview: Four Questions for ‘Barbados’ Director Misha Manson-Smith
Directing short films is much more difficult than a full length one. Especially, when the running time of that film is seven minutes. This is why watching Barbados directed [continue reading]
TIFF 15 Review: Maggie`s Plan (2015) ★★★★
There is no easy way to review Rebecca Miller’s Maggie’s Plan. Not because it’s a bad movie and worth none of our time. Not at all. It has an interesting concept that [continue reading]
TIFF 15 Review: Lolo (2015) ★★★★★
There is always a certain feeling of happiness you usually experience when the filmmaker manages to create a connection with you throughout the film. That allows you to [continue reading]
TIFF 15 Review: Demolition (2015) ★★★
Mitchell loses his way in a tragic car accident. He ends up in a hospital with minor scratches. He finds himself hungry and uses an automated machine to buy snacks. The [continue reading]
TIFF 15 Review: London Road (2015) ★★★
Before I even start getting to the second line, I must say one thing: London Road is a film not made for everyone. Majority may not even like it or feel it’s unnecessary [continue reading]
