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Antigone – WFF Review

December 12, 2019March 2, 2020ReviewAntigone, Antoine DesRochers, Hakin Brahimi, Nahéma Ricci, Nour Belkhiria, Rachida Oussaada, Rasad El-Zein, Sophie Deraspe

Film sets have stand-ins. When a film production has a stunt double for an actor, nobody can really tell the difference. But when you put a stand-in into a real life situation, ANYONE could find

Patrick Stark Talks Co-Directing on Any Wednesday

December 5, 2019December 13, 2019InterviewAllie Light, Any Wednesday, Mary Black, Patrick Stark, Shane Dean

It’s interesting how two people with two different perspectives can share an interesting connection. This is the case both given the film concept and the filming experience. Recently, I met with Patrick Stark, co-director of

STAND! – A movie that is rising both Figuratively and Musically

November 28, 2019March 2, 2020ReviewGregg Henry, Laura Slade Wiggins, Marshall Williams, Paul Essiembre, Robert Adetuyi, Stand, Tristan Carlucci

Normally, I don’t take on content like this, but today I decided to take a stand, I felt I had to step ahead, make myself seen, eh- okay. To be honest, Musicals or R&J stories

The Buck Doesn’t Stop even after 25 years- Interview with Sean Buck of Buck Productions

November 21, 2019November 21, 2019InterviewBuck Productions, Sean Buck

Not all film companies are super big and elaborate with hundreds of thousands of employees. Most of them are small and simple. As an owner of a business myself, I also happen to know many

Just Me and You – Mini-Review

November 14, 2019February 5, 2020ReviewDalia Binzari, Florin Peltea, Just You And Me, Road Trip, Sandrine Brodeur-Desrosiers

Ah, Father-Daughter trips. A common concept in short films and features. I’ve seen it in films at VIFF, VAFF, my early days of reviews, and maybe VSFF?. You get the idea, daddy-daughter movies. Or movies

VAFF – Amazing Asians with Fantastic Films

November 11, 2019November 12, 2019Festivals100 Stories Challenge, Empty By Design, Home Away, In A New York Minute, Norman Mineta and his Legacy: An American Story, Panels, Shorts, Terrolun and Lunlun, The World Is Bright, VAFF, Vancouver Asian Film Festival, Yellow Rose

Another spectacular year at Vancouver Asian Film Festival, or VAFF for short. There was quite the blend of films and attendees this year. Of course, before I get into the good stuff it’s usually customary