KO Review of Studio 54
Studio 54 is a documentary about the infamous New York City nightclub in Manhattan’s midtown that was a haven at the peak of the disco era and celebrity culture of the late 1970’s. The two best [...]
KO Review of Bel Canto
Bel Canto is a film about a world renowned American Soprano Opera singer, Roxanne Coss (played by Julianne Moore) who travels to Peru to perform an intimate private concert to a wealthy Japanese [...]
KO Review of The Price of Everything
The Price of Everything is a documentary about the contemporary art world and the monetary value placed on works of art. The documentary interviews art collectors, dealers, critics and artists to [...]
KO Review Of Little Italy
There is a new adorable romantic comedy with an all-star cast in theatres this week… Little Italy directed by Donald Petrie (known for How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days ) will add a highpoint to [...]
KO Review of McQueen
McQueen, a documentary directed by Ian Bonhôte and co-directed/written by Peter Ettedgui is a marriage of found footage from McQueen’s professional life, footage from his many elaborate [...]
KO Review of Always at the Carlyle
I can’t say I have ever stayed in a hotel that customized my pillows with gold monogrammed initials like I saw in the documentary Always at the Carlyle. In fact, the Carlyle Hotel has never once [...]
KO Review of 2 Films at Hot Docs
Hot Docs Festival opens tomorrow in Toronto. Hot Docs is North America’s largest documentary festival brings an outstanding selection of over 200 films from Canada and all around the world to an [...]
KO Review of Madame
MADAME is a romantic comedy about an extremely dysfunctional, but very well-connected, wealthy American couple living in romantic Paris. The film MADAME was written and directed by French [...]
KO Review of Badsville
Last week I watched the film Badsville. Directed by April Mullen whose previous work, Below Her Mouth, premiered at TIFF 2016. Below Her Mouth was shot with an entirely female crew and [...]
KO Review Infinity Baby
Infinity Baby is black and white sci-fi comdey is about a company that adopts out babies that don’t age due to a genetic mix-up involving stem-cell research. I can’t believe how much [...]