TIFF 2016 Review: “After Love” (2016) ★★★★★
What can fifteen years of marriage bring? More happiness? A complete family with little kids running around? Big house and satisfaction in life itself as the couple grows older? Maybe…..
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TIFF 2016 Review: “Blind Vaysha” (2016) ★★★★★
In the world of vivid colors there must be one who sees it one or another way, but not the same way we all do. Just thinking of the past….
TIFF 2016 Review: “Le Ciel Flamand” (2016) ★★★★★
How many movies out there can actually terrify you with the realism of its storyline? As you watch Peter Monsaert`s LE CIEL FLAMAND, you will wish that you could go….
TIFF 2016 Review: “Graduation” (2016) ★★★★★
What is a parent’s role besides looking after its child and protect him from negativity and bad influence of the outside world? Providing any support required to get the best….
TIFF 2016 Review: “150 Milligrams” (2016) ★★★★★
It’s a glaring reality that we live in a time where pharmaceutical companies release medicines not for the sake of saving our lives, but rather to make money from them…..
TIFF 2016 Interview: Sara Vertongen Talks “LE CIEL FLAMAND”
LE CIEL FLAMAND is a film that will stay in my, and maybe in your, memory forever. It revolves around three women, the youngest of whom is six years old,….
TIFF Interview: Michael Koch Talks “Marija”
The life of an immigrant can vary. For some it can be fortunate and eventful while for some it can be eventful but less fortunate. Marija is a woman from….
TIFF 2016 Review: “The Handmaiden” (2016) ★★★★★
Before reviewing Chan-Wook Park’s subtly directed THE HANDMAIDEN, I had to give myself a few hours to think over, to ensure that anything I say or write about this film….
TIFF 2016 Review: “Toni Erdmann” (2016) ★★★★★
The relationship between a father and daughter is always unique, sweet and touching, especially when it works the same way like in Maren Ade’s sensational piece of art “Toni Erdmann”…..
TIFF 2016 Review: “Manchester by the Sea” (2016) ★★★★★
Each and everyone has their own way of handling their tragic past. Regardless of the degree of tragedy, some of us choose to move on with a new life, but….
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