I’ve decided to look even further back into Canadian short films and discovered one of the first Canadian movies to hit Indieflix: It Haunts Me, which is a drama for all ages. The movie stars
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Gas Station: A Review
Today I checked out an interesting little comedy called Gas Station, written and directed by Toronto’s Paul Stark. No surprise, it’s about a gas station. And a driver who gets stuck there. Pulling over in his
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6 Upcoming Movies and Lots of Personal Opinions
The Longest Ride – a romantic drama based on a novel by Nicholas Sparks about a love affair between two country folks known as Luke and Sophia. Sounds like a pretty basic love story to me
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Do You Have a Cat? A Review
Today I decided to get a little more edgy and watch a romantic comedy with an adult rating. Do You Have a Cat? is a movie about a bisexual woman with a cat allergy. This shows
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Children of Fate: A Review
Seeking out another short film, I decided to take a look at Children of Fate. This drama takes place in Hungary in 1945. Director Natasha Baron based it on her mother’s memories, and has said
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Beau Comme Dans Les Films: A Review
Today I checked out a French Canadian romantic comedy called Beau Comme Dans Les Films. (That’s “beautiful as in the movies”.) This is a short film about a teenage girl with a large interest in
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