Reviews of canadian films.
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« Water here is so special… » In an isolated beach house, a single mother struggles to keep her infant son safe from the influence of an otherworldly presence. Directed, edited, co-scripted by Seth A Smith, The Crescent, selected at the last TIFF, is a transcendent look at loss, grief…
“Men murder whores. Women murder Their babies. What Does that make me?“ Agnes(Lora Burke) is looking for something bigger than her, an experience that transcends the mundane of everyday life. This is why she enjoys the serial killings. Mike (Robert Notman), a private detective a little too sure of himself,…
“I do not believe in labels. I believe in flux “ After a long time abroad, a young man returns home and reunites with friends. A sensual game amongst them forces him to confront deep conflicts within himself that lead to a powerful awakening. Morning After, by Patricia Chica, is…
