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FILM REVIEWS: Toronto International Film Festival 2009
0 As some of you already know or suspect: 0 I ♥ Film… A LOT. 0 Since I was fourteen I have been obsessed with movies, so of course, after moving to Toronto, I found myself my new favourite holiday: The...
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SPRING UPDATE: Hot Docs, Banksy, Anton Kuerti, & Conan
- Since I didn’t post much during the month of May I figured I’d let you in on what I have been up to outside the blog world: Hot Docs Despite the fact that most documentaries have no use for the art...
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Art DepartMENTAL @ TIFF ’10
. . In 9 days The Toronto International Film Festival 2010 (#tiff10) officially starts its 35th year in its brand new home, the Bell Lightbox. This year it is 11 days from Sept 9-19 and will showcase...
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OSCAR WEEK: My Top 10 Favourite Films of 2010
Just hours from now Hollywood will give out little gold men to what some consider the very best cinema has to offer. I disagree with the Academy. I will be live-tweeting the Oscars and Red Carpet...
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Art DepartMENTAL @ Hot Docs 2011
. As many of you may know, Art DepartMENTAL is based out of Toronto, Canada and as such we have access to easily two of the greatest festivals in the World. That being the Toronto International Film...
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HOT DOCS 2011 REVIEWS: Big Buzz Films
Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival starts off shortly with Morgan Spurlock’s documentary, POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold about the quantity and persistence of...
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HOT DOCS 2011 REVIEWS: The Shorts Edition
. My Hot Docs marathon continues this week and I just wanted to make sure that short films got their fair shake as well so I made sure to catch a bunch. Here are some of my thoughts on six of the...
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Art DepartMENTAL’s Top 10 Favourite Films of 2011
. If there is anything I love more than production design it is film in and of itself. I see roughly 250-300 films a year so while I definitely have a bit of catching up to do I did engulf quite a few...
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