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Take what you can make from the Biopsy Shake

December 2, 2016December 7, 2016Exclusive, Independent, ReviewBiopsy Shake, Nathan Slattery, Terracotta soldiers

This is normally not something I’d review, but I decided to go for something a little different. Also because I met the writer/director/lead actor at an event hosted by Raindance one night and the two

Film Review | The Dishwasher (2016)

December 1, 2016July 19, 2017ReviewMatt David Johnson, The Dishwasher

Film run-time: 10 minutes | Starring Samuel Cuevas, Grace Fournier, Bonnie Hay Written and Directed by Matt David Johnson, Music by Alexz Johnson and Brendan Johnson, Produced by Matt David Johnson and Alexz Johnson “The

Léolo (Review)

November 30, 2016November 28, 2016ReviewJean-Claude Lauzon, Léolo, Montreal

For a short period after my first viewing of the 1992 film Léolo, the final feature from Montreal director Jean-Claude Lauzon, my impressions were left in what I can only describe as a temporary state

Sorry, We’re Closed (Review)

November 29, 2016November 24, 2016ReviewChris Cope, Jennifer Kaleta, Julia Gao, review, Sorry We're Closed

Sorry, We’re Closed peeks inside a server’s long life. Charlotte’s been slinging the same greasy food and lukewarm coffee for what feels like decades in this anachronistic-themed restaurant, and this film is about her relationship

Film Review | Swim Low (2016)

November 24, 2016July 19, 2017ReviewAmanda Ann-Min Wong, Swim Low

Film run-time: 9 minutes | Starring Alexandra Tse, Wendy Dines, Kelci Stephenson Written and Directed by Amanda Ann-Min Wong, Produced by Ryan Nesbitt, Assc. Produced by Rebeca Ortiz “Swim Low“, a 2016 short film by

C.R.A.Z.Y. (Review)

November 23, 2016November 22, 2016ReviewC.R.A.Z.Y., Marc-André Grondin, Zac

I find that the merits of 2005 film C.R.A.Z.Y. in the coming-of-age family drama have been greatly overlooked in recent years. Jean-Marc Vallée’s film depicts the family unit with a level of relatability and gravitas