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End of the Rope moves you through a mindset – Review

January 21, 2021January 21, 2021ReviewEnd of The Rope, Ryan Hollyman, Sarah Murphy Dyson, Taylor Gill

After a big crazy accident, sometimes it leads people into thinking about their lives. Okay, so I’m starting to sound like Darren. But I’ve seen lots of films where someone gets injured. Sometimes it’s no

Citizen of Moria shows you hope amongst misery – Review

January 18, 2021January 18, 2021ReviewAhmad Ebrahimi, Jawad Mir

Let Jawad Mir introduce you to a resident named Ahmad Ebrahimi. A resident of one of the most disturbing places you may or may not have heard of. We all know that over in Greece

Fine China is a rare type of flick – Review

January 14, 2021January 8, 2021ReviewAnnie Anjilvel, Bodhi Irwin, Charlie Baptista, Fine China, Noah Pedersen

Break-ups are the end of a good relationship, but they are also the beginning of a new adventure in life. Whether it be finding the next person, or taking time to yourself to try something

CLIMATE OF THE HUNTER Forecasts a Cerebral Minefield

January 12, 2021January 11, 2021ReviewBen Hall, Climate of The Hunter, Ginger Gilmartin, Mary Buss, Micke Reece

Don’t you think this is a little odd? Oklahoma-based director Mickey Reece has almost self-deprecatingly referred to his filmmaking style as “people talking in rooms”. Still, David Mamet once said that that’s all you really

Start Your Year Right with an INDIAN ROAD TRIP

January 5, 2021January 4, 2021ReviewAjuawak, Dale Hunter, Indian Road Trip, Kapashesit, Paul C. Grenier

I’ve written extensively on what I consider to be an “Indigenous New Wave” sweeping Canadian cinema these past few years. Often featuring new and emerging voices, these pictures are a key part of reconciliation between

Little Orphans shows a lot of Conflict – Review

December 31, 2020December 29, 2020ReviewEmily Bridget, Little Orphans, Marthe Bernard, Rhiannon Morgan

I’ve covered marriage films before, and there’s always some crazy amount of preparation involved in weddings, both in movies and real life. Weddings are basically stress spots for me, and I’ve never even been married