The “how” of it all is only the beginning…. A crew of social media-savvy bank robbers broadcasts their daring heists, unaware that their growing viral fame has put them in the crosshairs of a veteran FBI agent and a brilliant software engineer. Despite the unlikely duo closing in, the crime ring pushes past their limits, […]
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Judd Apatow and Neil Berkeley’s documentary Paralyzed By Hope: A Maria Bamford Story is about, well, Maria Bamford. The film, as it does, connects her to other topics, like her family, the subject of her routine. She imitates their voices as well as the voices of archetypes that she turns into characters that feel specific. […]
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Insta-famous influencer Jim Parfait (Alex Ramirès’s voice) has an obsessive superfan, Lucien (Jérémy Gillet), sneaking himself into clubs. Both, though, are vaguely aware of a disease that’s going to affect their LGBT+ community in Paris. That disease is heterosis, which turns gays straight, an infection already affecting Jim, making him lose his grotesque looking abs. […]
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‘How does one deal with an impossible situation’ is the question that the film Someone’s Daughter asks. Here, a Man (Peter Outerbridge) kidnaps protagonist Sam (Pascale Bussières), a lawyer who defends a few rapists. After sticking her in an island, leaving a survival bag, he rows out away from the shore and dies by suicide. […]
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How many times can you go to the well? In theatres now it’s interesting because while audiences weren’t really clamouring for yet another Jane Austen adaptation, particularly of her most popular work in Sense and Sensibility but that ends up being when we get a film that ends up being unexpectedly strong thanks to some […]
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If you were alive back in 1987 and wanted to play the latest video games, they weren’t on consoles. You had to go to an arcade and pump endless amounts of quarters into games to get good at them. One such game was Street Fighter. While the game was unique, it didn’t become a hit. […]
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Once Upon a Time in the Middle East shows that everyone needs a little push or money, like Xu Fu (Shen Teng) a Chinese chef living in an unnamed MENA country during a war. His boss Zayd (Sherif Sabry) convinces him to stay, and he negotiates a big raise and to become a restaurant’s co-owner. […]
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Even superheroes have to learn life lessons… After the record-breaking global success of Spider-Man: No Way Home, Spider-Man: Brand New Day marks an entirely new chapter for Peter Parker and Spider-Man. Four years have passed since the events of No Way Home, and Peter is now an adult living entirely alone, having voluntarily erased himself […]
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Every year is a come home year in Snook’s Arm, Newfoundland, home to ice harvester Calvin Penney (Josh Hartnett). The settlement’s bar owner, Linda (Mary Walsh), serves him and his returning children like Jay (Rohan Campbell), whose girlfriend is newcomer Jen (Natasha Henstridge). Calvin’s daughter, Mary (Ruby Stokes), returns from Montreal, her boyfriend with her. […]
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Joshua Close does a very commendable job as the lead actor in A Breed Apart playing Sydney Tompkins, a herder who comes to the Province of Canada during the 1850s. He and his son Emmett (Isaac Highams) till their land and tend to their cows. Sydney and Emmett’s cows are different from the American ones. […]
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