Canadian Film Fest 2019 Review: “Darkside” (2018) ★★★
Source: IMDB How much do we know about ourselves? Are we good or bad? Do we see dead people or hear voices? What makes us who we are or who we don’t want to be? [continue reading]
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Canadian Film Fest 2019 Review: “I Beat Up My Rapist” (2018) ★★★
Source: IMDB Why does one even think of committing sexual assault on another individual, whether that victim is a man or woman? Is it because of an incomplete life, the lack [continue reading]
Canadian Film Fest 2019 Review: “Be My Guest” (2018) ★★★
It is fine to repeat sometimes the same things to children to remind them that they can’t touch something that can bring them harm. Those things can be detergent, soap, or [continue reading]
Canadian Film Fest 2019 Review: “Case of the Massey Bodice Ripping” (2017) ★★★★
Source: IMDB It does not happen very often that a short film is funny as hell. Yes, it touches upon such an important concept of sexual assault. However, it manages to take [continue reading]
Canadian Film Fest 2019 Review: “Honey Bee” (2019) ★★★
Source: http://www.canfilmfest.ca It so happens that “Honey Bee” is the third movie I’ve watched since last week that talks about human trafficking. But this time the [continue reading]
Canadian Film Fest 2019 Review: “Nowhere” (2019) ★★★
It’s a well-known syndrome of small rural towns when they’re freaked out every time someone new appears. It’s almost like a fear that the status of a local celebrity [continue reading]
Canadian Film Fest Review: “Screaming On The Inside” (2018) ★★★
In the era of social networks, search engines, phones, and cameras, our life is easily exposed by those who want to benefit from our weakness. This is the reason why the [continue reading]
Canadian Film Fest 2019 Review: “Duck Duck Goose” (2018) ★★★★
A friend once told me that they’re tired of being frisked by security personnel at the airport due to the tough security measures. They exclaimed, “Why should I remove my [continue reading]
Canadian Film Festival 2017 Review: “Broken Mile” (2016) ★★★
The bright and sometimes colorful streets of Toronto can become as dark and horrendous as it can get if the darkness takes over. And when that happens, you would not like to [continue reading]
Canadian Film Festival 2017 Review: “Sunny Side Up” (2017) ★★★
Marc, after a car accident that took his wife’s life, can’t reconnect with the real world. After having a cornea transplant surgery and an acquaintance in the [continue reading]
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