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Film Review | The Chaperone (2013)

December 15, 2016July 19, 2017ReviewChris McMahon, Fraser Munde, Neil Rathbone, The Chaperone

Film run-time: 13 minutes | Starring Ralph Whims, Stefan Czernatowicz Directed by Fraser Munden, Written by Fraser Munden and Neil Rathbone, Produced by Michael Glasz “The Chaperone“, a 2013 short film by Fraser Munden, Neil

Stories We Tell (Review)

December 15, 2016December 11, 2016ReviewSarah Polley, Stories We Tell

Just when you think you have the format of genre all figured out, there comes along a film that toys with its structure either to great success, or damning failure. The former is true of

Dual (EUFF Review)

December 13, 2016December 11, 2016ReviewDual, EUFF, Mia Jexen, Nejc Gazvoda, Nina Rakovec, Slovenia

Dual is a whirlwind romance between two lost young women over the course of twenty-four hours. Tina (played with incredible nuance by Nina Rakovec), a Slovenian hostel worker, finds the freedom to break from her

Beau Diable (Mini-Review)

December 9, 2016January 3, 2018ReviewBeau Diable, Conor Slattery, Mini-Review, Special Edition

Having seen the Biopsy Shake last week, I chose to see something made by Nathan’s brother, Conor Slattery. Beau Diable is a horror movie that really sinks in. It all starts when 8 friends get

Film Review | On Wednesdays We Dance (2016)

December 8, 2016July 19, 2017ReviewGayle Ye, On Wednesdays We Dance

Film run-time: 3 minutes | Starring Sonja Veg, Tony Marrelli, Nancy Clarke Directed by Gayle Ye, Produced by Michelle Koerssen, Edited by Sydney Cowper “On Wednesdays We Dance“, a 2016 short film by Gayle Ye, is

Hannah’s Sleeping Dogs (EUFF Review)

December 6, 2016December 4, 2016ReviewAndreas Gruber, Austria, EUFF, Hannah's Sleeping Dogs, Johanna

Austrian writer-director Andreas Gruber puts us in the middle of the Berger family’s conflict immediately, a device that works because we witness most of the events through the eyes of the young daughter, Johanna (Nike