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 the hands of a lesser-skilled writer-director the story of Monsieur Lazhar could …
Review: The Iron Lady
How far would you be willing to go to display a truly brilliant performance? That is bound to be the question on the minds of anyone wandering out of
Review: The Tree of Life
There’s a battle going on in Terrence Malick’s Tree of Life. It’s a battle that the filmmaker has been trying to negotiate and balance throughout every one of his
Review: Last Son – TJFF
Superman was a Jew. Well maybe not, but he was created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, who were Jewish. Last Son is the new documentary
Review: Adventures of Prince Achmed & Berlin: Symphony of Great City (Toronto Silent Film Festival)
The Toronto Silent Film Festival ended on Thursday, April 15, with 'A Spotlight on Germany' with a double bill of two landmark silent German films, The Adventures
Review: The Black Pirate (Toronto Silent Film Festival)
It was fitting that the second night of the Toronto Silent Film Festival was Toronto born Mary Pickford’s birthday. Mary Pickford was one of the most
Review: Seven Chances (Toronto Silent Film Festival)
The first night of the first annual Toronto Silent Film Festival began Tuesday night to a sold out crowd of 200+ people with the Buster











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