Another example of racism in a film. I see this constantly both in content I view and in real life. My agent is a black woman and she has told me how she has put
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The Heirloom – A Dog and her Days
That’s right, a dog stars in some interesting movie, within a movie. Some sort of Inception cliche, I know, but let’s talk more about dogs first as one is the focus of this movie. As
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OH, CANADA
“When the legend becomes fact, print the legend.” -Some guy in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance Paul Schrader may never entirely escape the shadow that the Taxi Driver screenplay casts on the rest of
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WFF: YOUNG WERTHER Enchants a New Generation
Being a hardcore cinephile, I often feel like I don’t read as much as I should. Sure, I devour non-fiction books on the film industry plus a healthy number of screenplays, but I often slack
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WFF- BLUE RODEO: LOST TOGETHER Review
“When I was in my twenties, I loved them. Now that I’m in my forties, I don’t know what I’d do without them!” -George Stroumboulopoulos My very first conspiracy theory may have been that my
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Tax Shelter Movies: I MISS YOU, HUGS AND KISSES
A long-time reader of this column recently remarked to me that I seem to have had a run of bad luck lately when it comes to picking quality titles to review. As negative review after
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