Cinéfranco Review: “Party Girl” (2014) ★★★★★
Some people start living their life to the fullest a bit early; some start late; but there are some that take the fun part of their life so seriously that….
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Cinéfranco Review: “In The Name of My Daughter” (2014) ★★★★
Would you betray your mother for a man you barely knew? Would you allow your heart to take over your mind when everyone is asking you to think rationally? Renée….
Film Review: “Last Knights” (2015)
Lord Bartok is betrayed by Gezza Mott and is going to be beheaded. When he can no longer stand the injustice and betrayal of his master, Raiden declares war on….
Film Review: “Cast No Shadow” (2014) ★★★★
It`s never easy to tell the story of child abuse in a film, especially, when you have to cast a young actor for this type of role. Saying that, what….
Film Review: “The Wonders” (2014) ★★★★
The country life. The honey making. The struggles the family must face every day to make ends meet. Everything changes for Gelsomina (Maria Alexandra Lungu) and her three sisters when….
TIFF Kids Film Festival Review: The Amazing Wiplala (2014)
Johannes`s (Sasha Mylanus) time at home is one big struggle. His mother has recently passed away, his father is busy at work, and sometimes forgets to make food for his….
TIFF Kids Film Festival Review: Maya the Bee Movie (2014)
Maya the bee is one of the most famous characters around and is back on the screen, in a film version. Maya the bee may be little, but has a….
Film Review: “Queen and Country” (2014) ★★★☆☆
QUEEN AND COUNTRY is a sequel of the 1987`s Hope & Glory directed John Boorman. Bill Rohan has grown up from a hopeful and glorious boy, to a young man….
TIFF Kids Film Festival Review: “Rainbow” (Dhanak) (2015) ★★★★★
What is more important, to see with your eyes, or with your heart? Rainbow (Original title, Dhankak) is one of those films that is like a beautiful dream that you….
Film Review: “The Gunman” (2015) ★★★☆☆
It is always hard to write the kind of story where the action film syncs with intelligence. Especially when that story, even remotely, touches upon politics. But you have….
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