TIFF 2023: “The Teacher`s Lounge”
We frequently encounter signs that urge people to remain vigilant, especially when they spot something unusual or potentially dangerous. However, what occurs when those who report incidents are subject to….
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TIFF 2023: “A Normal Family” That is Far from being Normal
“It’s incredibly easy to pass judgment on others for their heinous actions, but when the same actions are committed by a family member, we often hesitate to hold them accountable…..
TIFF 2023: “Nyad”
One person’s belief in our dream is often the starting point, but at times, realizing that dream requires the support of many. Alongside the desire to bring our wishes to….
TIFF 2023: “Next Goal Wins”
In a world filled with countless inspiring stories, it’s unfortunate that many of them go unnoticed unless they are of monumental significance. This is where notable and celebrated filmmakers come….
TIFF 2023: “The Critic”
A film critic plays a significant role in the cinematic world by providing an objective analysis of a film. That analysis should unquestionably be either negative or positive, but the….
Film Review: “The Mad Women’s Ball” (2021)
Treatment of mental illnesses has never been straightforward. Through prescribed medicines, it keeps the insane mind in control, but only temporarily, until the sanity goes away completely. There is always….
Film Review: “Wildflower” (2023)
We don’t get to choose our parents. Once we are destined to come to this world, we already have them. We don’t know if they will be good or not;….
Film Review: “So Much Tenderness”
Nothing is more stressful and depressing than leaving home for a new country, not knowing what it has in store for you. Fear, repression and persecution are some of the….
Hot Docs 2023: “Who’s Afraid of Nathan Law?”
Youth and the younger generation have always been catalysts of change in the course of history through their actions. Chinese Students in Tiananmen Square in 1989 demanded democratic reforms and….
Hot Docs 2023: “Unsyncable”
The younger we are, the more negligent and ignorant we are towards the sense of time. We think we are invincible, undefeatable, and will stay young forever. If something cannot….
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