Canadian Film Festival 2016 Review: “Static” (2016) ★★★
Every man has its own way of coping with loss of loved ones. Some may constantly cry, some other collect some memorable things to cherish sweet and warm memories. Ernest….
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Canadian Film Festival 2016 Review: “Across the Line” (2015) ★★★★
Racial discrimination has always been a painful subject to talk about. Not to mention the torturous feeling you have to experience as you watch a film that touches the same….
INTERVIEW: Cody Campanale Talks “Jackie Boy”
What will happen when one day you decide to play with fire? You get burned. But this is something Jackie knew nothing about. In one of his one-night stands, he….
Book Review: “The Essential Humphrey Bogart” written by Constantine Santas
Humphrey Bogart was an actor whose on-screen presence is what will always be remembered. However, there are certain facts, nuances we have never known about him. Constantine Santas’ book “The….
Canadian Film Festival Review 2016: “Jackie Boy” (2015) ★★★★
I don’t remember the last time I would have agreed with every single fate the characters of the movie met, especially the way it’s been described in Cody Campanale’s JACKIE….
Canadian Film Festival 2016 Review: “Divorce Photographer” (2015) ★★★★★
It’s always good to have a wedding photographer around in case you decide to marry. However, before you chose one, ensure that person has no emotional breakdowns or breakups that….
Canadian Film Festival 2016 Review: “Borealis” (2015) ★★★★
Borealis, written by Jonas Chernick and directed by Sean Garrity offers a warm-hearted story about Jonah, an unemployed gambler, whose main duty is to get to Churchill, Manitoba to show….
Documentary Review: VICE on HBO: Palestine + Cuba (hosted by Shane Smith)
There are many documentary films that open your eyes and bring you details and information that your local News TV channel won’t tell ever! VICE on HBO this time brings….
Film Review: “About Scout” (2015) ★★★
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Film Review: “The Lobster” (2015) ★★★★★
The society can’t teach you how to love or who to love. It especially can’t and should never dictate your own way of living. “The Lobster”, co-written and directed by….
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