Thinking about The Master of Cinema on a morning where we all have America on the brain.
Tag: drama
Some wonderful performances take a film that seems slight on the surface, and sends it to a very warm and honest place.
It’s amazing what can get accomplished when people put ego aside and decide to co-operate.
Of of South Korea’s very best directors is about to unleash his talents on North American audiences. Wanna bet they have no idea what they’re in for?
Is there another world?
Is there a better world?
Well there must be…
For all of the goodness that TIFF gave me, there were a few titles that weren’t programmed I was dearly hoping for. Case in point…
In looking back on one’s life, one of the biggest questions is understand what has happened and what had to happen.
As the baseball season gets under way next year, the multiplexes will unspool the tale of one of the most legendary players of all.
Paul Thomas Anderson’s tale of faith, rage, and broken spirits is his most audacious story yet…and like many highly audacious stories, it is very complexed.
The natives got restless watching Kiarostami’s latest film at TIFF on Friday night. I can’t say I blame them, but the film has continued to interest me as I keep reflecting back on it.
Behind every great fortune, there sits a great crime.
Southern style deep-fried murder might look good on the plate, but not everybody is going to want to take a bite.