It’s interesting what lengths you have to go to figure out somebody’s life story, especially when they’re in your family and don’t know everything you expected to know about them. Just ask Nisha Platzer. She
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THE MANNY: Certainly Tubi, But Hardly an “Original”
I’ve worked in post-production on the humble “Movie-of-the-Week” (MOW), the workhorse of the Canadian film/TV industry for many years now. I’ve seen them shot, assembled, re-worked, mixed, and scored as they evolve into products for
Continue ReadingSCOOPING UP ROSIE
We’ve seen this type of story before. Whether it was from the funny pages in the 1930’s newspapers with the story of little Orphan Annie or a more modernized take on the subject with the
Continue ReadingTEHRANTO a Bittersweet Slice of Modern Love
If the Romeo and Juliet scenario seems to have been done to death, it’s only because it is a truly universal story that cuts across cultures to the core of who we are as a
Continue ReadingMan and Fish (Mini-Review)
If they say dog is man’s best friend, is fish a casual acquaintance? One should wonder. In this super short film by Reangsei Phos, a man (Michael Sui) sits alone with a fish tank that
Continue ReadingWE’RE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER Generates Little Empathy
Unlike novels, films tend to have many authors, with multiple creative craftspeople leaving their mark on the final product under a unified vision. Nonetheless, some films are demonstrably more personal than others and this is
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