The 18th TIFF Kids International Film Festival: April 7-19
Watching films helps to not only kill time, but also gives you the chance to educate yourself, expand your knowledge, discover new cultures, explore new worlds, and more importantly, enjoy….
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Documentary Review: “The Salt of the Earth” ★★★★★
Photography is a genre which speaks through its images; Images that have no eyes, no senses, or body – but only captures moments of silence, destruction, chaos, human brutality, disrespect,….
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: “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: “White God” (2014) ★★★★★
How far will the kindest human being have to go if he is trapped in harsh conditions, where only his other part, the more brutal and uncontrollable part, can save….
Ball of Fire: The Films of Barbara Stanwyck: “All I Desire” (1953) ★★★★
To go back where you belong, or to stay where you are, is a tremendous decision to make, especially for someone like Naomi Murdoch (Barbara Stanwyck), who has left behind….
Ball of Fire: The Films of Barbara Stanwyck: “Clash by Night” (1952)
Ambitious. Selfish. The desire to control not only her fate, but also the one who will help her get what she wants. But when the day comes when that person….
Film Review: “The Babadook” (2014)
If you can’t get rid of the cause of your fear, then you must learn to deal with it. But what if you don’t know what it looks like or….
Film Review: “Remember The Night” (1940) – Ball of Fire: The FIlms of Barbara Stanwyck
How many films out there would make us watch it with a smile? Well, I must say there are not many. But one film will certainly make sure that once….
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