TIFF 2018 Review: “Birds of Passage” (2018) ★★★★★
What does money bring? Power, or the much needed support to satisfy all the needs we have? Does it really corrupt our mind, soul and compromise our choices, forcing us to [continue reading]
TIFF Coverage
Boston Underground Film Festival 2019 Review: “Canary” (2018) ★★★★★
Whenever the year starts, we movie lovers begin working on the list of our favorite films of the year. Even though there is a long road ahead and many more films yet to be [continue reading]
TIFF 2018 Interview: Benedikt Erlingsson On “Woman At War”
Woman At War Director Benedikt Erlingsson. Courtesy of Mongrel Media European cinema has always been rich, imaginative, and creative. The subject matter they have in their [continue reading]
TIFF 2018 Interview: Halldóra Geirharðsdóttir Talks “Woman At War”
Still from Woman At War. Photo by Benedikt_Erlingsson. Courtesy of Mongrel Media In most cases, it takes only one person to change the world. You might wonder how. The answer [continue reading]
Interview: Nadine Labaki on “Capernaum” and Its Importance
Nadine Labaki, director of Capernaum, headshot, courtesy of Sony Picture Classics Life is an amusing thing, and for some it may appear like a toy. Just see how many families [continue reading]
TIFF 2017 Review: “The Upside” (2017) ★★★★
Neil Burger is an excellent filmmaker whose long list of films keep conquering many movie lovers’ heart. However, The Upside, his latest feature film is one I [continue reading]
TIFF 2018 Review: “Can You Ever Forgive Me?” (2018) ★★★★
Melissa McCarthy has always been a talented actress, albeit not one of my favorites. Probably it’s because it’s easy to tell her potential, how great a dramatic actress [continue reading]
Film Review: “Burning” (2018) ★★★★★
There’s something special about South Korean Cinema. The way it evolves, tells a story, builds up the narrative or suspense is what reminds me why I not only love watching [continue reading]
Film Review: “Halloween” (2018) ★★★★★
There’s something special about John Carpenter’s “Halloween”. Yes, the soundtrack might play a crucial role in it, but it’s the premise that never stops being so [continue reading]
TIFF 2018 Review: “22 July” (2018) ★★★★
Why do we constantly need to make movies about terrorists or about individuals that do not care about human life? Individuals that are willing to claim as many lives as they [continue reading]
