Canadian Indie Film Series

When Life Was Good (review)

July 21, 2015July 21, 2015Reviewcanadian independent film, Canadian Indie Film Series, Indieflix, When Life Was Good

This was actually better than most Canadian produced movies I’ve seen so far. When Life Was Good is a drama about characters struggling emotionally. The film starts out with Brooklyn (Kristine Cofsky) exploring all the

A Pickle (Review)

July 6, 2015July 3, 2015Canadian Independent FilmsA Pickle, Canadian Indie Film Series, Indieflix, review

A Pickle is a sports-style film about a little boy named Charlie who steps into somebody’s house after breaking their window with his baseball. In the unlocked house, Charlie finds Mack the owner to be

Movie Night in Canada: 3 to Look For This Weekend

April 3, 2015April 3, 2015In Theatres NowCanadian Indie Film Series, in theatres now, in-theatre, independent, Kumiko the Treasure Hunter, Pretend We're Kissing, Stations of the Cross

Pretend We’re Kissing – A romantic comedy about two folks who get into a romance over the weekend. Benny (played by Dov Tiefenbach) is a simple man who can’t make any romantic connections. Jordan (Tommie-Amber

3 Great Comedy Trailers from the Canadian Film Fest

March 23, 2015March 23, 2015FestivalsCanadian Film Fest, Canadian Indie Film Series, curated video, Lunchbox Loser, Pretend We're Kissing, The Cocksure Lads Movie, The Day Santa Didn't Come, trailers, videos

Someone at the National Post, in a short item I can’t track down online, said last Friday that “the Canadian Film Festival could probably adopt a less generic name, but otherwise, its programming seems on

The Valley Below: A Review

March 9, 2015March 9, 2015In Theatres NowCanadian Indie Film Series, Kyle Thomas, The Valley Below

What’s in the valley below? You’ll see heartbreak, love, tragedy, sex, drugs, music, community, and people who can’t express their realities in words. Life, in other words. One character has a tattoo with the words

Daily Rushes for First Mon in DST

March 9, 2015March 9, 2015Daily RushesArctic Mosque, Canada's feature film industry, Canadian Indie Film Series, Canadian Screen Awards, CSA's, final cut pro x, French-language films, Just Film fest, Kingston Canadian Film Festival, ProPalette Spotlight, Saira and Nilufer Rahman, The Valley Below

Also Commonwealth Day — who knew? Something else we didn’t know: The House of Commons’ Canadian Heritage Committee is taking a look at Canada’s feature film industry. Thanks to iPolitics.ca, here (scroll down to Today