Film Review

A KO Review by Emily Mody Blood Hunters is a feature length horror film directed by Tricia Lee. The film follows a single mother, Ellie Barnes (played by Lara Gilchrist). The film opens with [...]

We could all use a little more romance in our lives, and by romance I mean the kind of film that twists and turns and leaving you with a swelling warmth in your heart after you leave the [...]

I have spent time on trips with groups of friends. The first day is great, second good, third ok, and by the fourth day I am in need of alone time. I love my friends, but living with all of them, [...]

We are just under three weeks out from the 2017 Canadian International Fashion Film Festival. CANIFFF as we fondly refer to it, is now in it’s second year and has been a wild ride from the [...]

KO Reviews by Emily Mody The 14th Calgary Underground Film Festival (CUFF) kicks off today! Emily reviewed the Local Feature Films Lost Solace & Blood Mountain in addition to G-Funk in this [...]

Premiering at the Venice film festival, the documentary film David Lynch: The Art Life takes viewers on a journey with the iconic American director, back to his formative years in small-town [...]

It doesn’t get much more Canadian than the movie Goon. If you saw the first film, in 2011, you would recognize the all star cast of Seann William Scott, Jay Baruchel, Alison Pill, Liev [...]

I was first introduced to Sergei Polunin February 13, 2015 when NOWNESS put out a video directed by David LaChapelle of the dancer in a vacant framed interior dancing to Hozier’s Take Me to [...]

2016 was a weird year for film for me. I watched SO MANY films, and yet, so few stuck out to me. Weirder yet, was there is not one film on my list of favourite 2016 films, that was in english, my [...]

Being 17 is a film about two 17 year old boys: Thomas (played by Corentin Fila)  and Damien (played by Kacey Mottet Klein). The two boys go to school together, and become connected through their [...]