Sarah Gadon

VQFF – Octavio is Dead! (Review)

August 7, 2018February 5, 2020ReviewDmitris Kitsos, Octavio is Dead, Raoul Trujillo, Rosanna Arquette, Sarah Gadon, VQFF

“Find out what makes you happy and do it” says one character to the protagonist of Sook-Yin Lee’s supernatural drama Octavio is Dead! This is not always easily accomplished, especially when one’s happiness may come at

Review – Octavio is Dead

June 21, 2018March 2, 2020ReviewDimitris Kitsos, Octavio is Dead, Raoul Trujillo, Sarah Gadon

Men who abandon their wives after a pregnancy cannot be classified as a true father, especially if they never make time to see the kids they biologically created. I’ve come across a few people like

Enemy (Review)

March 21, 2018March 20, 2018ReviewDenis Villeneuve, Enemy, Jake Gyllenhaal, Melanie Laurent, Sarah Gadon

The shortest and sweetest reviews tend to be those written about films with little under the surface, but provide harmless entertainment leaving you smiling from ear-to-ear. Although my review of Denis Villeneuve’s 2013 release Enemy

Enemy (Review)

January 2, 2018December 31, 2017ReviewEnemy, Jake Gyllenhaal, Melanie Laurent, Sarah Gadon

Most of us are told from birth that we are special and unique individuals, but what if you discovered one day that you weren’t so singular after all? The subject of doppelgängers has been tackled

Crew Call, Ice Girls, Oakville Open, Ottawa Meeting

February 25, 2016February 25, 2016Today's Top StoriesACTRA, canada film industry news today, crew call, Ellen David, Elvis Stojko, Eyewitness, Family Channel, Ice Girls, MFM, Michaela Du Toit, Nigel Bennett, Oakville Festivals of Film and Art (OFFA), Sarah Gadon, Taylor Hunsley, Willson International Oakville Film Festival

An Assistant to the Director/Producer and Two Production Assistants are needed for a crime series shooting in Parry Sound this month, MFM announces. Eyewitness, a 10-episode Norwegian series popular in its homeland, will be adapted

New TV Code, Actra Nominees, Low Loonie Upside, and Vancouver Honours

January 7, 2016January 7, 2016Today's Top Stories14th Annual ACTRA Awards, BC film industry, canada film industry news today, Code for television service providers, CRTC, CRTC's Let's Talk TV, Jacob Tremblay, low Canadian dollar, Room, Sarah Gadon, Sleeping Giant, Vancouver Film Critics Circle

(Via CNW) The CRTC has come up with a mandatory Code for television service providers that requires them, among other things, to let consumers know what they’re signing up for in an easily understandable way.