How can one begin to quantify injustice when there just is no number?
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Jane Campion turns her camera towards a male protagonist, and makes no bones about just how toxic he is.
TIFF 2021 gets off to a stunning start with a tender masterpiece on death, family, friendship, and grief.
The argument can end – a genre now has a Best Picture nomination. That nomination goes to a film that sets itself apart.
This is the real life. That was the fantasy.
A frontrunner for Best Actress does so very much with so little.
Now that was a movie! That’s what I love about watching films with other movie bloggers – sometimes they can read your thoughts perfectly. SENNA … Read More ›
The sun has gone down on a Wednesday night in Toronto. What was a bright and sunny May day after what has been a rather … Read More ›
Listening to the the emotional confessions that make up PROJECT NIM, I found one question repeating in my head: With how emotionally involved all the … Read More ›
“What’s a talent wasted?” This question is posed by a parent in JIG. Specifically, it’s posed by a woman whose daughter has the potential to … Read More ›
What do you think about when you hear the words “New Orleans”? Probably Jazz, Mardi Gras, Bourbon Street, and Voodoo. How about Indians? I know, … Read More ›
For many of us, finding an outlet for anger is difficult. I can only imagine that is has to be monumentally more difficult when the … Read More ›