Hot Docs Review: Chameleon (2015) ★★★★
Anas Aremeyaw Anas is a well-known journalist who has been honored by President Barack Obama, has received multiple awards, and has the nickname ‘James Bond’ for [continue reading]
Cinéfranco Review: Now or Never (Maintenant Ou Jamais) – 2014 ★★★★★
When you have a good job, you dream big; you want a bigger house with more space, a soccer table for your kids, a piano for their music lessons, and many more [continue reading]
Cinéfranco Review: Almost Friends (On a failli être amies) – 2014
Can you ‘steal’ someone if that person never really belonged to anyone in the first place? In this clever, funny, and somewhat, life-educational film, you will see and [continue reading]
TV Show Review: “American Odyssey” (2015-)
It is always entertaining and curious to see mind-expanding movies and documentary films. It allows us to think differently and look at certain things from different [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 2014 Review: “Clouds of Sils Maria”
Written and directed by Olivier Assayas Cast: Juliette Binoche, Kristen Stewart, Chloe Grace Moretz Clouds of Sils Maria is an absolute chef-d’oeuvre and a true [continue reading]
Documentary Review: “The Salt of the Earth” ★★★★★
Photography is a genre which speaks through its images; Images that have no eyes, no senses, or body – but only captures moments of silence, destruction, chaos, human [continue reading]
Cinéfranco Review: “Party Girl” (2014) ★★★★★
Some people start living their life to the fullest a bit early; some start late; but there are some that take the fun part of their life so seriously that they no longer know [continue reading]
Cinéfranco Review: “In The Name of My Daughter” (2014) ★★★★
Would you betray your mother for a man you barely knew? Would you allow your heart to take over your mind when everyone is asking you to think rationally? Renée Le Roux is a [continue reading]
