Reviews
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It’s National Canadian Film Day! Go See a Movie!
Today is National Canadian Film Day! There are screenings of great Canadian cinema around the country today, and here are just a few picks of things you could go see. So go see a…
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CanFilmFest Capsule Review: ‘James’
James is exactly the kind of film that makes film festivals a gold mine… quirky, but committed to the bit enough that it remains consistent and enjoyable.
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CanFilmFest Capsule Review: ‘Ballistic’
When her son becomes a casualty of war, Lena Headey goes searching for who to blame in Ballistic
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CanFilmFest Capsule Review: ‘Akashi’
Akashi presents a beautiful story about a love that persists despite all odds, for better and for worse
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CanFilmFest Capsule Review: ‘Hangashore’
Hangashore is a moody, atmospheric exploration of the grief and anger around choices inherited from our parents.
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CanFilmFest Capsule Review: ‘Best Boy’
Jesse Noah Klein’s ‘Best Boy brings new meaning to sibling rivalry.
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CanFilmFest Capsule Review: ‘Plan C’
Plan C, Writer and Director Scott Cavalheiro’s debut feature offers a lot of promise, but the results are a mixed bag.
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CanFilmFest Capsule Review: ‘It Comes In Waves’
It Comes In Waves establishes Adrian Walters as a performer to watch
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‘Youngblood’ Is a Sincere, if Familiar, Hockey Drama
Sports are one of the prime frameworks upon which to build a cinematic story. Sports, at their core, are pure expressions of the human struggle to improve oneself and overcome struggles born from both…
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‘Montreal, My Beautiful’ Is a Beautiful Film About Learning to Live Life Unencumbered
‘Montreal, My Beautiful’ Is a Beautiful Film About Learning to Live Life Unencumbered