(Via WireService.ca) The Windsor International Film Festival (WIFF), which runs November 3rd to November 8th in the Ontario city, has announced its opening and closing films: Son of Saul, a powerful Holocaust drama from Hungary,
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The Devout (Review)
If one had to lose their faith in order to figure something out, would they do it? In this humorous flick about reincarnation, Darryl (Charlie Carrick), a Christian school teacher, comes across a shocking discovery.
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VIFF (Final Day) Closing Gala
What better way to close out at VIFF than partying at what used to be a train station located somewhere in East Vancouver? I actually got in earlier than most people, witnessing the volunteers going
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31st October Goes Missing, Chronic Catches You Off Guard
31st October – Taking place in India. Indira Gandhi got assassinated in 1984 that day, causing riots to erupt. Actually, I didn’t get to see this one. It got replaced at the last minute with
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VIFF (Day 15) almost done…
As the days count down, so do the screenings. One theatre already isn’t screening anything anymore. A bit of slip-up that happened, but anyways… Our Little Sister – Three adult sisters (Sachi, Yoshino, Chika) live together
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VIFF (Day 14) why am I doing this?
14 days of watching movies, balancing my schedule, and writing articles out of my experiences. I can say a little more about today than yesterday at least. Classified File – Based on actual events. In
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