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]
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]
With the Sun rising, it can bring plenty of new things to everyone on this Earth. Those can be, of course, good and bad changes. But there is only one person whose fate [continue reading]
Ginny and Leon had a wonderful life together living in a two-bedroom apartment in Toronto. The way they met is almost like it is written in fairy tales. But the fairy [continue reading]
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 [continue reading]
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: [continue reading]
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 [continue reading]
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 [continue reading]
#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 it, and did [continue reading]
To be a screenwriter, an actor and a producer at the same time is challenging. However, that does not seem to stop Jonas Chernick from writing a story, produce it, and play [continue reading]
