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Uplift shows a downfall artistically – Review

September 3, 2020September 3, 2020ReviewAbhishek Prasad, Jams Acton, Rebecca Kahn, Uplift

When you’re a parent, losing a child can be one of the toughest burdens to ever live with. I haven’t had that kind of experience but I do know some close personal friends who have

Giltrude’s Dwelling explores excellence

August 27, 2020August 21, 2020ReviewGiltrude's Dwelling, Jesse Hutch, Kacey Rohl, Liam Hughes, Priscilla Faia

Unless you live in an RV or motorhome or something similar, you most likely don’t have a home that can move from one spot to another. Unless of course, your house was also a Miyazaki

Canadian Films currently trending – Twoview

August 20, 2020August 31, 2020ReviewAlex Mallari Jr, Carolina Bartczak, Christian Aldo, Nathanael Chadwick, The Announcement, The Last Porno Show

With all that’s going on, I decided not only to get back into reviews, but to do an old classic move of mine where I review two films at once. Because this year is unpredictable

Flipping through Egoyan’s CALENDAR

August 18, 2020August 17, 2020ReviewAtom Egoyan, Calendar

Atom Egoyan was raised in BC, but fled east to claim his spot in Toronto’s new film wave of the 80s (BC’s would catch its own wave a few seasons of 21 Jump Street and

All Joking Aside – Mini-Review

August 13, 2020August 13, 2020ReviewBrian Markinson, Raylene Harewood, Richard Lett, Tanya Jade

After a long stint of interviews, I finally decided to get back into reviews. Nothing started off the latest review stint much like a movie about stand-up comedy. I sometimes do it myself. I don’t

Meatballs (Review)

July 29, 2020July 29, 2020ReviewBill Murray, Ivan Reitman, Meatballs

After last week reviewing Jason Reitman’s latest comedy, 2018’s Tully, it seemed apt to take a look at the 1979 comedy Meatballs, which is the directorial debut of his father, the legendary Ivan Reitman. However,