Review: Pink Ribbons Inc.
I have long held the belief that there are a lot of companies raking in a ton of money on the back of breast cancer, simply because women make most of the buying decisions and, well, you have to have …
Review: The Woman In Black
When the resurrection of Hammer Films was announced in 2010, many rejoiced and many shuddered. When Hammer released films like
Review: Moon Point
Moon Point, the first release from new kid on the block distributor IndieCan Entertainment, is waiting to be your new favourite movie.
Review: Calvet – Doc Soup
Dominic Allan's new documentary, Calvet, chronicles the frightening and fantastic journey of artist Jean Marc Calvet. The film opens
Review: Monsieur Lazhar
It takes skill to keep an emotionally charged account of children affected by the death of their elementary school teacher from becoming a syrupy and saccharin tale. In
Review: In the Land of Blood and Honey
There is an art to telling a story through film that goes beyond the technical elements. The key is to engage the audience and make them care about
Review: Haywire
Recent years have brought several films featuring tough, female protagonists that out match their male opponents in every contest, whether they faceoff physically or mentally. Stars of this
Review: Coriolanus
Ralph Fiennes makes his directorial debut with the Shakespearean tragedy Coriolanus which is reconfigured as a bloody, violent take on modern warfare. Reprising a role he played on
Review: The Divide
End of the world pictures are a favourite of independent directors because they provide an opportunity to create a world contained in a limited space. The Divide stars Michael













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