Canadian Film Festival 2017 Review: “Great Great Great” (2016) ★★★
It took me a significant amount of time to think over Adam Garnet Jones’ Great Great Great before reviewing it. Luckily, his previous feature film that I had the pleasure….
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Canadian Film Festival 2017 Review: “She Came Knocking” (2017) ★★★★
There is no easy way to begin reviewing John Ainslie’s short film She Came Knocking, as within a short amount of time it touches upon three significant subject matters: abuse,….
Canadian Film Festival 2017 Review: “Edging” (2016) ★★
I have never forced myself to like or at least sit through till the end of any movie with such impatience the way it happened with Natty Zavitz’s Edging. Don’t….
Canadian Film Festival 2017 Review: “Love in the Age of Like” (2016) ★★★★
It’s no secret that we live in a timeline when any type of relationship between individuals is being measured by the amount of “likes” received on social networks. Less likes….
Canadian Film Festival 2017 Review: “#AnAmericanDream” (2016) ★★★★
#AnAmericanDream I intended to see as a part of the Canadian Film Festival. I had no hope or expectation from it when I started watching it. I read nothing about….
Film Review: “Beauty and the Beast” (2015) ★★★★★
Once upon a time, back in 1991, there was only one animated film that not only enchanted the viewers heart, but ended up living there happily ever after, called….
TV Review: “Feud: Bette and Joan: The Other Woman” Episode Recap
Before I begin recapping Feud: The Other Woman, I should say someone has to consider giving Susan Sarandon and Jessica Lange all possible awards for their fantastic performance. I think,….
Movie Review: “Kong: Skull Island” (2017) ★★★★
There are many subject matters which can be exercised in a movie. Some of them may reach to a wider audience, but some of them only to the right one…..
TV Review: “Feud: Bette and Joan” (2017 – ) ★★★★★
Joan Crawford and Bette Davis. These two women have shaped the history of cinema. They brought the best of themselves into the craft and gave birth to characters that were….
Interview: Ann Marie Fleming and Sandra Oh and their “Window Horses”
‘Window Horses’ subtly written and directed by Ann Marie Fleming explores the story of a mixed-race Canadian poet who travels to a poetry festival in Iran, where she discovers her new….
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