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WFF: BOY CITY a Curiously Off-key Satire

December 6, 2022December 5, 2022ReviewBoy City, Whistler Film Festival

“What if the world’s greatest boy band was a group of grown-ass men?” I mean, most “boy bands” are legally adults by the time they break out, but they’re usually in their late teens-mid twenties

WFF: EXILE Leaves Audience Lost in the Woods

November 29, 2022November 28, 2022ReviewExile, WFF, Whistler Film Festival

We’re all closer to the brink of madness than we’d care to admit and it can take merely the slightest of bad decisions to push us over the brink. The protagonist of Jason James’ latest

Back Home Sends you on a journey of discovery

November 28, 2022November 21, 2022ReviewBack Home, Josh Platzer, Nisha Platzer

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

THE MANNY: Certainly Tubi, But Hardly an “Original”

November 22, 2022November 21, 2022ReviewAshton Ayres, Brendan Morgan, Jamaal Grant, Joanne Jansen, L.A. Sweeney, The Manny

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

SCOOPING UP ROSIE

November 17, 2022November 10, 2022ReviewAlex Trahan, Constant Bernard, Keris Hope Hill, Melanie Bray, 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

TEHRANTO a Bittersweet Slice of Modern Love

November 15, 2022November 14, 2022ReviewFaran Moradi, Mo Zeighami, Sammy Azero, Tehranto

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