It seems that since the 80s, sit-coms were not very sit-common. (Couldn’t resist that one) But it seems like they may be making a comeback. Already starting this comeback is a show with a storyline that’s not
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Lord Jones is Dead (Review)
Directed by Vancouver’s own Austin Andrews and Andrew Holmes, Lord Jones Is Dead is like the Office Space of print journalism. Two journalists and a photographer wait outside a house that may or may not
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When Justice Fails (Review)
I find it interesting that a lot of Canadian produced films have something to do with the law. I also find it interesting that law-based movies are bad in plot with basic characters. Anyways, our
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Film Review | A Shade of Grey (2013)
Film run-time: 14 minutes | Starring Noémy Petit, Claude Petit, Jérémy Dupré Directed by Hervé Demers, Produced by Johanne Bergeron and Cédric Bourdeau, Cinematography by Hong An Nguyen “A Shade of Grey“, a 2013 short film by Hervé Demers,
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Sticks and Stones (Review)
Far away in San Vito Lo Capo, Sicily, Siciliambiente, an annual film festival focusing on environmental issues and social change welcomes documentaries, short films and animation from around the world. As the festival’s 2016 edition
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Film Review | Runaway (2009)
Film run-time: 9 minutes | Starring Richard Condie, Leonard Waldner, Muriel Hogue Written, Directed and Animated by Cordell Barker, Music by Benoit Charest, Additional Animation by Chris Cormier and Jason Doll “Runaway“, a 2009 short
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