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Le Pedophile (Review)

August 31, 2016August 30, 2016ReviewLe Pedophile, Montreal, Rape, Travelling

Okay, I know I wished for Travelling to be less weird and more artsy, but was this one really necessary? That’s what I asked at first when I discovered the title of this film. After

Une idee de grandeur (Review)

August 29, 2016August 29, 2016ReviewFrench Canadian, Jean-Phillipe Durand, Luc Guerin, Mayor, Politics, review, Traveling, Une idee de grandeur

Well, I didn’t think Travelling would try to make an artistic film out of politics the same way Philippe Falardeau had made a comedy film out of politics, but I guess it’s because French Canadians have

Pepper (Review)

August 26, 2016August 26, 2016ReviewFrench Canadian, LGBTQ, Pepper

I guess French Canadian films aren’t always weird in some way. This one in particular is about a lesbian couple just waking up. Okay, it’s actually revealed to be a lesbian couple and a guest.

Film Review | Sahar (2014)

August 25, 2016July 21, 2017ReviewAlexander Farah, Sahar

Film run-time: 14 minutes | Starring Behtash Fazlali, Panthea Vatandoost, Soheila Vatandoost Written and Directed by Alexander Farah, Produced by Alireza Taale, Cinematography by Kenneth Lau “Sahar“, a 2014 short film by Alexander Farah, is

Les cennes chanceuses (Review)

August 24, 2016August 23, 2016ReviewLes cennes chanceuses, Lucky Pennies, Travelling

If you had a chance to make a wish, to wish for anything, anything at all, what would you wish for? I feel like I might’ve wished for this film actually. Well, 9-year old Antoine

Bleu Tonnerre (Review)

August 19, 2016August 19, 2016ReviewBlue Thunder [Bleu Tonnerre], Dany Placard, Musical, Travelling (Productions Festives)

At first I didn’t think this would be distributed by Travelling but that seems to be the case for all French Canadian Indies nowadays. I don’t know which is weirder, the production company, or French