Walking through the golden door is sometimes just the beginning. What awaits on the other side is what makes for stories like BROOKLYN.
Author: Ryan McNeil
A few days ago, in a theatre not that far away…
A rare film about the human need for connection…with nary a human in-sight.
Talkin’ ROOM with Hillary Butler.
An American site is copying this Canadian’s work, and the result is both frustrating and comic.
Why is it we never ask “Who will think of the parents?”
How does a franchise follow one of the greatest chapters in its story? Evidently, by closing the book.
Courtney wonders about being spoiled, Withrow watches Berlin in one take, and The Faculty celebrates with a kick-line
I’m increasingly interested in something small becoming something big.
In art, It’s not always important to state the facts. What’s far more interesting is to allow the audience listen to the truth.
Three weeks worth of watching, highlighted by an unforgettable screening of a pop culture classic.
Finding splendour in the dingiest of places.