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]
Canada’s Top Ten Film Festival
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]
TIFF Canada’s Top Ten Review: CLOSET MONSTER (2015) ★★★★
To pick the right concept for a film is everything in the huge and versatile world of cinema. This is why each filmmaker must know how to present it in the first place before [continue reading]
TIFF Canada’s Top Ten Review: HURT (2015) ★★★★
There are always three sides of a life: its ups and downs, and thirdly, the most unpleasant one – when you hit rock bottom… from the bottom you can’t really come [continue reading]
TIFF Canada’s Top Ten Review: Guantanamo Child: Omar Khadr (2015) ★★★★
There are both good and bad people in this world, just like a coin has two sides. The society follows what it’s being said on TV, without even having the ability to [continue reading]
Interview: Albert Shin Talks about “In Her Place”
To live or to die? To keep or to give away? To fight or give up on what you so wanted to have? “In Her Place” follows the story of a young girl who happens to get [continue reading]
Movie Review: “In Her Place” (2014)
Audrey Hepburn`s Holly, from Breakfast At Tiffany’s, said once: “I am like a cat here, a no-name slob. We belong to nobody, and nobody belongs to us. We don`t even belong [continue reading]
