Loving Vincent Review
In cinema’s infancy, colorists, largely female, were engaged to chemically bathe or painstakingly stencil celluloid images in an attempt to add grace notes of...
The Meyerowitz Stories Review
The Meyerowitz Stories, director Noah Baumbach’s latest is a delight, playing like a blend of Woody Allen’s sharp New York set comedy dramas and...
Women, Weinstein, Hollywood & Twitter: A Primer
By Jacqueline Howlett
A breakdown on Weinstein, Hollywood, the currency of gossip, what it means to one writer to be a film fan / woman.
Remember...
IT Movie Review
Imagine for a moment; try to reflect deeply on all the human ideas that started out as all-in-all good intentions that turned out completely...
Shudder – Netflix’s darker, cooler cousin
Horror is by far the strangest and most subjective type of film. Many dislike it, not enjoying the sensation it elicits or having trouble...
Lady Macbeth review
Lady Macbeth
A review by Dan Lalande
It’s been labelled everything from an upside-down period piece to a feminist parable - and it may be,...
Cezanne et Moi review
Cézanne et Moi
A review by Dan Lalande
In Danièle Thompson’s Cézanne et Moi, we have the two personalities that define the core duality of...
VANCOUVER LIFT-OFF Part 4 – Shorts & Round Up
Over the three days Lift-Off took place, various short films were screened. As per usual with festivals, the diverse compilation of shorts were a...
Vancouver Lift-Off coverage Day 3 – Longshot, Game, The Honey Badger
Instead of showing one feature, day three of the Vancover Lift-Off Festival was broken down into three separate shorter films all centering upon a...
Vancouver Lift-Off coverage Day 2 – Heroes Manufactured, Trophy
Following on from the winning film The End of the Road, the Vancouver Lift-Off Festival continued with two more documentaries. The first was Heroes...
