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I Killed My Husband (He Matado a mi Marado) – JFL Review

February 14, 2019March 2, 2020ReviewAssumpta Serna, Eduardo Yanez, Guy Ecker, I Killed My Husband, Maria Conchita Alonso

Relationships can be difficult. Marriage can be even more challenging. As far as arguments in marriages/relationships go, it is my understanding that it’s always the man’s fault (I speak from experience here, folks). Since taking

2019 Academy Awards and the Canadian Nominees

February 13, 2019February 13, 2019AwardsA Star Is Born, Animal Behaviour, Bao, Black Panther, Blackklansman, Detainment, Fauve, Marguerite, Mother!, Roma, The Favourite, Vice

With less than two weeks to go until the 2019 Academy Awards, the internet is rife with predictions as to who will take home the coveted award in their respective categories. There is a

JFL – To Hell and Back with Richard Lett in NEVER BE DONE

February 12, 2019February 5, 2020ReviewJFL, Just For Laughs, Never Be Done, Never Be Done: The Richard Glen Lett Story, Richard Lett

It’s somewhat of a cruel irony that the funniest clowns among us are also some of the saddest souls on earth. Some of the most side-splitting comedic material comes from the deepest depths of pain,misery

Talent On Tap – Corey Large Presents In Like Flynn

February 11, 2019March 5, 2019InterviewCorey Large, In Like Flynn

If you want to make a feature film you will need a producer. The search begins and if you’re script is exceptional you might find a producer to consider it. That is step 1 of

Talent On Tap – Hunter Dillon Really Shines On Holly Hobbie

February 8, 2019March 5, 2019Actors, InterviewHolly Hobbie, Hugh Dillon

Remember when you were younger and grew up with shows like Different Strokes, The Brady Bunch, Happy Days and The Little Rascals? I could be aging myself. They are the shows I grew up watching

Friday’s Child – Pendance Pick

February 7, 2019February 5, 2020ReviewCaleb Landry Jones, Friday's Child, Imogen Poohs, Tye Sheridan

This weekend, Toronto is hosting it’s lovely little Pendance film festival, premiering U.S. made movies getting their first Canadian releases. While they’re all very fantastic, nothing stands out to me more than Friday’s Child. Living