Inside Out 2016: “Hunky Dory” (2016) ★★★
Before even starting to write my review of HUNKY DORY, I must say, first thing I did is to check the previous work of Tomas Pais, who co-wrote and played….
Category: Festival Coverage
Inside Out 2016: “Last Men Standing” (2016) ★★★★
Sexual freedom. The ability to be who you always wanted to be is the greatest gift of all. To be able to become a part of the biggest movement that….
Inside Out 2016: “Suicide Kale” (2015) ★★★
What would you do if you find out that someone you care about, or your neighbor, friend or a friend’s friend is thinking of committing suicide? What would you do….
Inside Out 2016: “Downriver” (2015) ★★★★
Every time when it comes to the past, you know it’s always better to leave it where is it. But what if something dreadful, outrageous and uncontrollable happened that took….
Hot Docs 2016 Interview: Susan Gluth on “Urmila: My Memory is My Power”
It’s not easy to review this film as it touches a certain aspect of society that may turn my review into politics. But the endless power of this film is….
Hot Docs 2016 Interview: Hélène Choquette on “A Dog`s Life” and Homelessness
The issue of homelessness, whether in a big or small city, has always been and will always be a hot topic to talk about. More importantly, it’s so tremendously easy….
Toronto Jewish Film Festival Review: “Princess” (2014) ★★★★
Sometimes in the too-unnecessarily-moral Hollywood, films like PRINCESS would never get the green light. Not to mention an actor who would think a million times before signing up for a….
Hot Docs 2016 Interview: Todd and Jedd Wider Talks “God Knows Where I Am”
The art of filmmaking is when you’re able to tell in your movie an ordinary story in an extraordinary way. It’s when you put everything you have into your story….
Toronto Jewish Film Festival 2016 Review: “Every Face Has a Name” (2016) ★★★★★
Every war left the damage of human soul behind, but of course, always failed to break its spirit. But what matter most is the human lives that will never be….
Hot Docs 2016 Interview: Shasha Nakhai and Rich Williamson Talk “Frame 394”
Some documentaries always raise more questions than answers. The answers that may give a headache to some people, and eliminate the heartache for someone else. And when that questions touches….
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