Recently, a new documentary has been released. The Documentary Beyond The Limelight, tells the story about violinist James Ehnes and his 2016 tour. The documentary consists of heart-warming footage and interviews about one of Canada’s
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Film Review | The Chaperone (2013)
Film run-time: 13 minutes | Starring Ralph Whims, Stefan Czernatowicz Directed by Fraser Munden, Written by Fraser Munden and Neil Rathbone, Produced by Michael Glasz “The Chaperone“, a 2013 short film by Fraser Munden, Neil
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Stories We Tell (Review)
Just when you think you have the format of genre all figured out, there comes along a film that toys with its structure either to great success, or damning failure. The former is true of
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Dual (EUFF Review)
Dual is a whirlwind romance between two lost young women over the course of twenty-four hours. Tina (played with incredible nuance by Nina Rakovec), a Slovenian hostel worker, finds the freedom to break from her
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Exclusive – Tina Marie Casting is in The House
Have you ever watched a film with a huge star attached and were extremely disappointed, told all your friends not to see it and the movie tanked shortly after? Me too. Most times, this is
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Beau Diable (Mini-Review)
Having seen the Biopsy Shake last week, I chose to see something made by Nathan’s brother, Conor Slattery. Beau Diable is a horror movie that really sinks in. It all starts when 8 friends get
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