Film Review: “The Awful Truth” (1937)
Leo McCarey was one of the most interesting directors during the Golden Age of Hollywood. His films such as An Affair To Remember with Debra Kerr and Cary Grant, and….
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Film Review: “Sunset Boulevard” (1950)
You don`t have to go far to realize how Hollywood treats its stars when they reach the age when they are no longer able to sell movies, especially, when an….
Film Review: “Waterloo Bridge” (1940)
I remember watching this movie for the first time when I was about 17 or 18 years old. I also remember, very well, crying like a child at the end….
Film Review: “Stella Dallas” (1937) – Ball of Fire: The FIlms of Barbara Stanwyck
Caring. Sleepless nights. Working all day and night in order to create a better future for your child is one of the definitions of motherhood. However, none of the above….
Interview: Albert Shin Talks about “In Her Place”
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Film Review: “My Old Lady” (2014)
Directed by: Israel Horovitz Written by: Israel Horovitz (play) Canada Distributor: D Films Starring: Kevin Kline, Maggie Smith, Kristin Scott Thomas, Michael Burstin, Elie Wajeman, Dominique Pinon, Noémie Lvovsky A….
Film Review: “Revenge of the Green Dragons” (2014)
Revenge of the Green Dragons tells the story of two friends who find themselves in an unfortunate reality, where they must join a very dangerous local gang, called ‘Green Dragon’….
Film Review: “Night Nurse” (1931) – Ball of Fire: The FIlms of Barbara Stanwyck
There are two ways to acquire a profession you want: to study hard to get into the field you so desperately desire or to be simply born and gifted in….
Ball of Fire: The Films of Barbara Stanwyck at TIFF Bell Light Box
There are not many actors whose appearance in a film will make you hurry to your TV-set and wait with great anticipation for the opening scene. Every one of us….
Film Review: “A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night” (2014)
For somebody death is an unfortunate reality; for another person – a beginning of a new life. And in the middle of the two stands the one, who decides whether….
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