Reflections on the eve of this site’s fifth birthday.
Things were kept lower-key this week, but lower key still means multiple screenings and falling in love with more classics.
I turn up on yet another podcast, I find a new site run by two lovely film-lovers, and a critic I look up to has a moment of optimism.
From the director of IN BRUGES comes a new round of insanity.
A badly kept secret is confirmed, and is but one of the many exciting things TIFF unveiled as the rest of the world starts booking their tickets to Toronto.
Sometimes the important moments in life can be so fleeting. The tricky part isn’t only recognizing them, but also being lucky enough to share these moments with the right person.
Moment after moment of our lives, we are forced to decide what’s in our own best interest, and what’s best for everybody else. Sometimes those decisions are easy: Other times, not so much.
Extreme ways are back again – Extreme places I don’t know.
Okay, I’ll be honest – This week’s viewing habits come with a pretty big dose of guilt.
This week Darren reflects on the BFI, Jessica can’t forget a shower scene, and Tyler talks about the great directors and their great works.
The home team is unveiled as TIFF 2012 stacks the deck with some stellar Canadian talent.
There’s a glut of films coming our way in December, but I believe I have found the film I’m looking forward to the most.