Film Review: “Allure” (2017) ★★★★★
There are many stereotypes in the mainstream cinema. Sometimes, we are so used to seeing those stereotypical storytelling approaches on the silver screen, that we do not even [continue reading]
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Canada’s Top Ten Film Festival 2018 Review: “The Drop In” (2017) ★★★
‘Immigration’ and ‘immigrants’ have become some of the most commonly used words in our times. But who really are those people we call immigrants? [continue reading]
Canada’s Top Ten Film Festival 2018 Review: “Adventures in Public School” (2017) ★★★
Public school is a great place to study – one can always learn something new and make new friends. We all want our parents or even our country to be proud of who [continue reading]
Canada’s Top Ten Film Festival 2018 Review: “Never Steady, Never Still” (2017) ★★★
“Never Steady, Never Still” drew my attention as soon as I saw its first official trailer. Mainly it was because of Shirley Henderson’s brief performance that [continue reading]
Canada’s Top Ten Film Festival 2018 Review: “Ava” (2017) ★★★★
One could argue whether it is right or wrong to criticize a foreign society. Everyone has the right to have an opinion – to agree or disagree with the strict rules [continue reading]
TIFF Canada’s Top Ten Student Short Review: “Cupid” (2015) ★★★
classical mythology, Cupid is the god of desire, attraction and affection. Now imagine, what if in one of those Valentine’s Days you meet a guy who’s the Cupid [continue reading]
TIFF Canada’s Top Ten Review: Sleeping Giant (2015) ★★★★
The interpretation of a Sleeping Giant can be in many ways; one can refer to a well known rock that’s named as a Sleeping Giant, or perhaps come out with your own [continue reading]
TIFF Canada’s Top Ten Review: The Forbidden Room (2015) ★★★★
Some films have an effect of sleeping pills; after taking it you don’t want to wake up until it ends. But a few of them has, if I can compare it with the drug, the [continue reading]
TIFF Canada’s Top Ten Review: INTO THE FOREST (2015) ★★★★
There are many possibilities being told in movies about the distant future. However, many of them fail to deliver its point to the audience, largely due to poorly written [continue reading]
TIFF Canada’s Top Ten Student Short Review: Ms. Liliane (2015) ★★★★★
There is no need to worry about receiving an upsetting phone call when you work in a primary school with full of pure-hearted students. Ms. Liliane, during one of her [continue reading]
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