TIFF Kids International Film Festival Review: “Mina Walking” (2015) ★★★★★
Her mother was killed by the Talibans when she was little. Her ungrateful father is most of the time ‘high’, and does not bother to support his small family [continue reading]
TIFF Kids International Film Festival 2015
TIFF Kids International Film Festival Review: “Birds of Passage” (2015) ★★★
It is always good to be extra careful each time when you choose a film for your child to watch. The subject the film offers must always be educational in order to teach [continue reading]
TIFF Kids international Film Festival Review: “Happy Mother’s Day” (2016) ★★★★
I will never stop repeating myself when it comes to saying only nice words towards Bollywood films. The world, culture, and its vision is what makes the Indian Film Industry [continue reading]
TIFF Kids Review: “Bite Size” (2014)
Eating healthy food and having a healthy life may not be the same thing. But when it comes to dealing with an important problem, such as being overweight, then yes, eating [continue reading]
TIFF Kids Review: Famous Five 4 (2015)
The ancient pyramids of Egypt hide a huge mystery which can only be solved by possessing all three amulets. A secret society steals it and frames a dad, Bernhard, during his [continue reading]
TIFF Kids Film Festival Review: “Shaun The Sheep: Movie (2015)
Watching films helps to not only kill time, but also gives you the chance to educate yourself, expand your knowledge, discover new cultures, explore new worlds, and more [continue reading]
The 18th TIFF Kids International Film Festival: April 7-19
Watching films helps to not only kill time, but also gives you the chance to educate yourself, expand your knowledge, discover new cultures, explore new worlds, and more [continue reading]
TIFF Kids Film Festival Review: The Amazing Wiplala (2014)
Johannes`s (Sasha Mylanus) time at home is one big struggle. His mother has recently passed away, his father is busy at work, and sometimes forgets to make food for his [continue reading]
TIFF Kids Film Festival Review: Maya the Bee Movie (2014)
Maya the bee is one of the most famous characters around and is back on the screen, in a film version. Maya the bee may be little, but has a big and kind heart. Her desire to [continue reading]
TIFF Kids Film Festival Review: “Rainbow” (Dhanak) (2015) ★★★★★
What is more important, to see with your eyes, or with your heart? Rainbow (Original title, Dhankak) is one of those films that is like a beautiful dream that you never want [continue reading]
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