Wouldn’t it be great if everyone had a gun? This 13-minute documentary tells the story of how in Kennesaw, Georgia, good people are always armed. The documentary begins with photographer Nicolas Lévesque sending a very practical
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American Autumn: A Review
With all the films from Quebec being viewed lately, I decided to look for something a bit different. That’s when I found American Autumn (Albert Moya, 2013). A very interesting drama that starts out with
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Weekend Movies Look Good, Except Maybe Ted 2
Max – An animal story, Max is a military dog who works alongside his owner Kyle, a U.S. marine fighting in Afghanistan. But when Kyle gets hurt severely, Max loses focus without his owner and
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Le Chevreuil
“Foreign” films turn out to be either interesting, weird, or meaningful. Today I checked out a French Canadian short film called Le Chevreuil (the deer). I honestly don’t know what to say about this one.
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Vancouver Actor’s Drop in
As I am currently training to be an actor in Vancouver’s film industry, I often get involved with other actors and occasionally practice by doing script reads with them. One meet up I go to
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Nelly and Lio (Review)
I don’t know why I chose to watch this, it was just… strange. Today I checked out a French-Canadian comedy/horror called Nelly and Lio. The film starts out with Nelly sitting on the front of
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