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Polytechnique (Review)

June 28, 2017June 25, 2017ReviewDennis Villeneuve, Polytechnic

Before Denis Villeneuve began wading into the genre of science fiction, he was making hard-hitting dramas that did not shy away from very real issues of the world. I had expressed as much in my

Hunting Pignut (Review)

June 23, 2017June 23, 2017ReviewHunting Pignut

Ah, another coming of age film. These ones are so relatable, in some sense, and so common as well. Moving on, our film is about a teen girl named Bernice (Taylor Hickson), who is not

War Witch (Review)

June 21, 2017June 19, 2017ReviewWar Witch

Last week I reviewed Two Lovers and a Bear, Kim Nguyen’s 2016 drama film based on a friend’s recommendation. Though the film was not without its missteps, it was still pleasantly surprising, its emotional drama

D E J A V U (Review)

June 16, 2017June 15, 2017ReviewChristopher Massardo, D E J A V U

Mystical Creativity, a short and simple video of vibrant colours and stunning visuals. D E J A V U treats the viewer to a quick series of clips starring Antonia Juric in a couple of

Two Lovers and a Bear (Review)

June 14, 2017June 13, 2017ReviewApex, Nguyen, Sad Field, Two Lovers and a Bear

After just coming off my series of reviews on the filmography of Xavier Dolan, I needed something with a slight change of pace for my review this week. I sought something that is thematically deep

Mutants (Review)

June 9, 2017June 8, 2017ReviewMutants

Who likes playing baseball? …Me neither. Well, that’s what this film is about anyhow. What, you thought a film called Mutants was about monsters made from toxic waste? No. It’s about a French Canadian baseball

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