“Cold War” is a love story that reminds us how it feels to be in love. It’s a film that focuses on faces, and the looks two lovers give each other from across a room. It deals in moments, some of them small, and some of them large, but all of them are about longing, […]

Read More #CalgaryFilm Correspondent Review: Cold War

Lars Von Trier is a sadist, and I’m sure he would agree with me on that point. He is probably the leading provocateur in cinema today. He can manipulate his audience by going from one extreme to the next without hesitation, at one point you could be laughing, while soon after you could be turning […]

Read More #Calgaryfilm Correspondent Film Review: The House That Jack Built

In Gaspar Noe’s “Climax”, there isn’t much difference between dancing and sex, or life and death for that matter. This is a film about living to the extreme in order to feel alive, and finding that extreme in any way possible whether it’s through dancing, sex, drugs, violence or a combination of all of these. […]

Read More #Calgaryfilm Correspondence Film Review: Climax

Calgary’s best, and brightest came out to shine last night to inaugurate the 19th annual Calgary Film Festival at the Jack Singer Concert Hall. The red carpet was laid out to welcome some local celebrities, political dignitaries, and  key figures who helped bring the festival together. The film chosen to open the festivities was the […]

Read More Calgary Film Correspondence #1: Opening Gala

I have been given Media Accreditation to cover the Calgary Film Festival for this Site. Be sure to tune in for all the latest news and reviews coming from the Festival starting  Wednesday September 19th. For now, here is a sneak peak at what to expect. The 19th Annual Calgary International Film Festival is about […]

Read More Calgary International Film Festival 2018: Preview