If any long journey begins with a single step, watching this film should be what you do to inform the direction that step could go.
Category: reactions
Brief thoughts and recaps on films seen in theatres – usually in a festival environment. While no ratings are assigned, these reactions are sometimes expanded into full reviews later.
A Shakespearian drama plays out behind the scenes of one of the circus dynasties in Europe.
Can you ever go back to Cairo after you’ve climbed out of a nuked fridge?
A genre-bending story of beauty, isolation, and poverty that dances to its own rhythm.
A beautifully restrained portrait of a truly unbreakable bond,
Blessed are the Buddhists, for they will make for splendid nonfiction viewing.
A portrait of one woman; Who she once was, who she thinks she is, and what she might never be again.
Being undead is about more than just capes and coffins.
We don’t all have it in us to be morally compromised.
In the words of Spinal Tap: “There’s a fine line between clever and stupid”
So.
Very.
Swedish.
Now let me explain…
Chris Rock has been responsible for some of the most cutting and edgy comedy of this century. At TIFF, he takes his game to a whole other level.