Time to pop my cherry with the help of Satoshi Kon and Hayao Miyazaki
Tag: foreign
Sometimes a Film Can Say an Awful Lot Without Uttering a Word.
Almodovar Gets Truly Twisted In One of The Year’s Best Films. Fair Warning: This Review Will be Spoiler-Heavy!
There are few things in society that galvanize us more than sex offenders. Without fail, they spark talk of “lock-’em-up, lose-the-key”…they even ignite calls for … Read More ›
Not sure how many of y’all have listened to the latest Matineecast yet, but the second half focuses on foreign film. One foreign film that … Read More ›
Inarritu Needs to Go Back to Filming Parallel Stories.
Death is never the end…it always leaves tracks.
Of all the movies at TIFF that I missed, I most regret not seeing this one. Think GREMLINS was a messed up Christmas movie? Well … Read More ›
Chomet Tries His Hand at Tatis.
Lisbeth Salander’s Descent Into Hell Mercifully Ends…Perhaps Underwhelmingly So.
Permit me to apologize in advance fellow bloggers – I haven’t been reading your posts as much as I’d like. Real life is a tad … Read More ›
It Took an Entire Week, but TIFF 2010 Has Finally Let Me Down.