Film Review

A KO Review by Emily Mody Ingrid Bergman: In Her Own Words, directed by Stig Björkman, is a documentary/biography of the life of Ingrid Bergman. The film is cut together utilizing home video that [...]

Ally Was Screaming – Trailer from Perfect Pictures Inc on Vimeo. This movie really got inside of my head. Maybe it was the all too familiar cityscapes of Calgary where it was filmed. Maybe [...]

Airring on Tuesday October 27, 2015 on CBC’s documentary channel is the broadcast premiere of the Milk. Milk explores the journey of motherhood and the vital importance in infant mortality [...]

He Named Me Malala is a documentary film about Malala Yousafzai a 15 year old girl from the Swat District of north-west Pakistan who was shot in the head 9 October, 2012 by the Taliban for [...]

Alberta Treasury Branch hosted Ladies Night Out at Holt Renfrew for Calgary International Film Festival on Wednesday night. It was an opportunity to have a glass of champagne (or kombucha-whose [...]

A KO Review by Emily Mody I would like to firstly, take a moment to state that in the tradition of Canadian filmmaking I am of the opinion that the documentary style is truly where Anglo-Canadian [...]

Echo Lake is a minimalist drama about Will played by Sam Zvibleman, a 30- year old, functioning alcoholic, struggling with adulthood. When his estranged father dies, Will inherits the family [...]

The Devil Wears Prada role reversal for the new generation. Instead of Anne Hathaway working for a nightmare boss, she becomes the nightmare boss in the new film The Intern. If you mixed one of [...]

A KO Review by Emily Mody I was so happy to be invited to the Calgary International Film Festival 2015 Opening Gala that took place at the Jack Singer Concert Hall yesterday evening. The film [...]

It’s that time of year in Calgary where the buzz starts building for the full schedule announcement of the 16th Annual Calgary International Film Festival (CIFF). The opening gala film, I [...]