This is normally not something I’d review, but I decided to go for something a little different. Also because I met the writer/director/lead actor at an event hosted by Raindance one night and the two
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Film Review | The Dishwasher (2016)
Film run-time: 10 minutes | Starring Samuel Cuevas, Grace Fournier, Bonnie Hay Written and Directed by Matt David Johnson, Music by Alexz Johnson and Brendan Johnson, Produced by Matt David Johnson and Alexz Johnson “The
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Interview with Peter Szabo of Defective
In a world where law enforcement is encased in armour, escaping even as a mistaken convict is proven to be dangerously risky. Now currently in post-production, Defective is looking forward to an incredible future of
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Léolo (Review)
For a short period after my first viewing of the 1992 film Léolo, the final feature from Montreal director Jean-Claude Lauzon, my impressions were left in what I can only describe as a temporary state
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Sorry, We’re Closed (Review)
Sorry, We’re Closed peeks inside a server’s long life. Charlotte’s been slinging the same greasy food and lukewarm coffee for what feels like decades in this anachronistic-themed restaurant, and this film is about her relationship
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Exclusive – The Apology
The Apology is a documentary that follows the lives of three Asian grandmothers. They are survivors of sexual slavery from WWII, also known as Comfort Women. It is a term referring to women that were
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