TIFF 2016 Review: “Personal Shopper” (2016) ★★★★★
The connection twins have with each other can cause envy in other people. The truth is, if something happens with one of them, or even dies, the one that survived will do [continue reading]
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TIFF 2016 Interview: Isabelle Huppert Talks “Elle”
Michèle Leblanc is a successful businesswoman, who leads a huge company that develops computer games. Everything will turn upside down, when she decides single-handedly to [continue reading]
TIFF 2016 Interview: Director Paul Verhoeven Talks “Elle” and Isabelle Huppert
From Basic Instinct to Show Girls and Total Recall to Robocop. Paul Verhoeven is a filmmaker who has already secured and cemented his name in the World of Cinema. His [continue reading]
TIFF 2016 Interview: Chan-wook Park Talks “The Handmaiden”
From Saminjo to Oldboy; from Lady Vengeance to Stocker. A South Korean filmmaker, Chan-wook Park has created many notable films that certainly will go down to the cinematic [continue reading]
TIFF 2016 Interview: Michaël Dudok de Wit Talks “The Red Turtle”
Michaël Dudok de Wit is a Dutch animator, director and illustrator, whose recent amazing, highly intelligent animated film “The Red Turtle” is about to hit the North [continue reading]
TIFF 2016 Interview: Emmanuelle Bercot on “150 Milligrams”
It’s not easy to direct a film, to stand behind the camera and be able to see the ready project in your head before its even done, unless, you have an enormous and rich [continue reading]
TIFF Interview: Alan Gilsenan on “Unless”
The perspective of life changes every minute, and for some even faster. In Alan Gilsenan’s UNLESS, based on Carol Shield’s novel, you will find an interesting [continue reading]
TIFF Interview: Cristian Mungiu on “Graduation”
Corruption has no nationality. It may happen and it does in both poorly or well-developed countries. It can be in yours or even in mine. But how to bring that subject up or [continue reading]
TIFF Interview: Chloë Grace Moretz on “Brain on Fire”, “Misunderstanding” and “Labelling”
Some subjects are worth talking about, such as how young people are being labelled by doctors without giving proper attention to the health issue they may have encountered at [continue reading]
TIFF 2016 Review: “The Autopsy of Jane Doe” (2016) ★★★★
I don’t remember when I had to watch a half of the film with closed eyes, but in my case, that was absolutely necessary when I realized what I was getting into it with [continue reading]
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