Film Review

Lifeline  is a documentary film about the abstract expressionist artist Clyfford Still. Through first hand accounts of friends and art world elite, the film explores his essence and artwork [...]

Serendipity Surreal and otherworldly at times,  Serendipity  explores the journey inside the body of Prune Nourry alongside the body of her artwork. Prune’s work surrounds procreation, [...]

It has been 10 years since the epic fight in Paris 2009 between the English brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher of rock band Oasis. The Paris crowd was told to go home and the rest of their European [...]

Just like the title of this film,  Peanut Butter Falcon  is just like it sounds; sweet and slightly confusing.  Zak (played by Zack Gottsagen), a young man with down syndrome and a dream to be a [...]

  The film Holy Lands is the story of a jewish American doctor named Harry, played by James Caan, who moves from New York City  to retire in Israel and be a pig farmer. Harry’s decision [...]

When a wealthy couple lose their son in an unfortunate swimming pool accident, their lives start to unravel.  The wife, Gemma ( played by Jasmine Hyde) starts suffering panic attacks that affect [...]

There was a time in the mid 90’s when Much Music (the Canadian MTV equivalent), played Alanis Morissette, Our Lady Piece, 54-40 and Chantal Kreviazuk on repeat. Radio alike, growing up [...]

Back from Sundance after a whirl wind week in Park City, Utah reflecting on all the panels, films and parties. I had this idealistic fantasy that I would be seeing movies all day long, when in [...]

I have been waiting for what feels like an Eternity for a new film from Julian Schnabel. The 21st Century renaissance man (Artist, Director, Restauranteur, Entrepreneur…etc) best known for [...]

Abracadavers  is about a guy named Chris (played by Griffin Cork) who is dealing with a major case of OCD and nostalgia after the freak accidental death of his mother by a salon blow drying [...]