Film Review: The Walk (2015)
Robert Zemeckis’ excellent eclectic catalogue of films all have a common thread – they contain characters with a real human depth to them and…
Film Review: The Martian (2015)
The Martian is given to us by sci-fi veteran Ridley Scott, and is adapted from Andy Weir’s novel of the same name by screenwriter…
MIFF 2015 Film Review: Only the Dead (2015)
Michael Ware is a fascinating individual with insights into dark truths many of us may only glimpse in a life time. He is the…
4 Film Review: Desire for Beauty (2013)
Desire for Beauty adds another voice to the discussion of beauty and how we define it, specifically looking at plastic surgery. The film documents…
Film Review: Paper Towns (2015)
Paper Towns is the second feature from Jake Schreier. Young adult romance script specialists and frequent collaborators Scott Neustadter and Michael Weber interpret John…
Film Review: The Cut (2014)
WWI. Inarguably the greatest moral atrocity committed during a period of great moral atrocities was the genocide of the Armenians by the Ottoman Empire….
Film Review: Who am I – No System is Safe (2014)
Who Am I – No System Is Safe is the sophomore feature from German director Baran bo Odar. The film takes place in the…
Film Review: Stations of the Cross (2014)
Stations of the Cross begins with one of the most fascinating and alienating opening pieces of dialogue put to film of recent memory. A…
Film Review: Unfriended (2014)
In the screen and social media fixated world of 2015, Unfriended fits in quite snug. Set place entirely on browser, Skype, messenger and desktop, this…
Film Review: Shaun the Sheep Movie (2015)
For those who don’t have children of television rearing age you may be unfamiliar with Shaun the Sheep. He was birthed in 1995 in…