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Moon Point (Review)

October 17, 2016October 17, 2016ReviewMoon Point, review

Fly me to the Moon… Point! No I really didn’t say that after watching this. Mainly because the uber cheesiness of this typical-style of Canadian indie feature was well, in need of a little more

Abigaelle (Review)

October 7, 2016October 7, 2016ReviewAbigaelle, review, Travelling (Productions Festives)

Let’s focus on the subject of reality and fantasy. There’s a thin line between the two, and on some occasions fantasy completely replaces reality. That’s what the focus of this short film is as we

Out of Control (Review)

September 9, 2016September 7, 2016Review1998, Gangsters, Out of Control, review, Thriller

I wanna be, anything you want me to be, just let me be, out of contr- Oops, wrong movie. We’re talking about the cinematic whatjamacallit written and directed by Richard Trevor. Huh boy, if there’s

When The Ocean Met The Sky (Review)

September 6, 2016September 6, 2016Reviewreview, When the Ocean Met the Sky

When The Ocean Met The Sky is well shot and strongly scored; however, its shallow characters squander any chance the premise has of justifying a feature length runtime. Three brothers (Tyler, the lost artist; Dan,

Pas (Review)

September 2, 2016September 2, 2016ReviewDance, Musical, Pas, review, Rose, Travelling (Productions Festives)

After Wednesday’s frightening ordeal, I figured I would pas, er, I mean, pass on another review. But as you may have noticed earlier, I’ve fully recovered. This film is a (supposed) musical about a woman

Une idee de grandeur (Review)

August 29, 2016August 29, 2016ReviewFrench Canadian, Jean-Phillipe Durand, Luc Guerin, Mayor, Politics, review, Traveling, Une idee de grandeur

Well, I didn’t think Travelling would try to make an artistic film out of politics the same way Philippe Falardeau had made a comedy film out of politics, but I guess it’s because French Canadians have