Review: Like a House on Fire – “An intriguing story”
It’s been two years since Dara (Sarah Sutherland) has been home. She sits on a train, anxiously looking out the window. When she...
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TIFF 2020 Review: Wildfire
Sibling relationships are rarely simple. Such is the case for Kelly (Nika McGuigan) and Lauren (Nora-Jane Noone), sisters close in age,...
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TIFF 2020 Review: Pieces of a Woman
There is one thing that is indisputable after watching Pieces of a Woman – that this will certainly launch Vanessa Kirby into A-list...
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TIFF 2020 Review: Beans
Coming of age tales are popular, yet common, stories on the big screen. What can often set them apart, is context and such is the case...
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TIFF 2020 Review: Violation
“Just kill it, it’s only going to bite you later on.” Words spoken early in Violation haunt the film that follows, a...
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TIFF 2020 Review: Shadow in the Cloud – “You’re in for a wild ride”
NOTE: the following review contains ‘spoilers’ about the type of monster in this film. You’ll find out in the first 30...
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TIFF 2020 Review: New Order
Unapologetically violent, blatantly graphic and unrelentingly bleak, New Order is not for the faint of heart. Directed by Michel Franco,...
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TIFF 2020 Review: Another Round – “A tragic comedy”
There is a Norwegian psychologist, Finn Skårderud, who claims that humans are born with a blood alcohol level that is 0.05% too low. He...
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TIFF 2020 Review: Nomadland – “Will stay with you long after watching”
Empire, a small town in Nevada, relied completely on a gypsum sheetrock plant for its survival. Its shutdown during the recession meant...
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TIFF 2020 Review: Penguin Bloom
On a family vacation to Thailand in 2013, the Blooms appear to be making every second count – surfing, strolling the markets,...
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