Nick Wangersky

First Round Down Serves a Slap-Shot of Story

May 28, 2020May 27, 2020 Review Dylan Bruce, First Round Down, John Capellos, Percy Hynes-White, Rachel Wilson, Rob Ramsay

In this pandemic, I mostly get documentary screeners for reviews, which gets kind of redundant after a while. It’s lucky if I get something different. So I got a rare opportunity to check something out

Trevor Anderson jams with Jesse Jams – Interview

May 21, 2020May 20, 2020 Interview Jesse Jams, Trevor Anderson

You don’t get too many opportunities to hear about troubled youth. I don’t know how well I would’ve fit in that category myself. But that’s what we got documentaries for. Short simple documentaries that show

They Call Me Dr. Miami – A Doc about a Doc

May 14, 2020May 14, 2020 Review cbc, Jean-Simon Chartier, They Call Me Dr Miami

Okay, so I’m pretty sure we all know about doctors, and currently every neighbourhood is praising doctors at 7PM (personally, mine is pretty quiet) but let’s take a look at some different doctors, the ones

Digital Releases and Streaming – Documentary and Red Snow

May 7, 2020May 12, 2020 Announcements Marie Clements, Red Snow

This is Not A Movie lives up to its name as it’s a documentary. Directed by Yung Chang and having been premiered at TIFF, it tells the intense story of Robert Fisk, a journalist who

Review – 24 Hours in a Day, 24 Davids in a Film

April 30, 2020May 11, 2020 Review 24 Davids, Celine Baril

Everyone knows how common a name is. Maybe not a full name in some cases, but a first name in particular is pretty common. It’s not common for an occurrence of people with the same

First Stripes Gives a Good Glance of Training Days

April 23, 2020May 11, 2020 Review First Stripes, Jean-Francois Caissy

Whenever someone comes across something military-themed, they think of marching and routines, and salutes, and everything battle-related while some big guy is yelling your ear off. At least that’s what the fictional movies show. But