What happens when you take the race and class politics of a 70s & 80s Charles Bronson revenge thriller and cross it with a touch of John Wick? You get Paul Solet’s Clean.
[Read more…]Adrien Brody’s ‘Clean’ is no ‘John Wick’ [Tribeca Review]
‘My Heart Can’t Beat Unless You Tell It To’ [Tribeca Review]
The opening of My Heart Can’t Beat Unless You Tell It To perfectly sets the stage for the nightmare to come.
[Read more…]Solving ‘Ultrasound’s Puzzle is Half the Fun [Tribeca Review]
Ultrasound throws its audience into the deep end with a triptych of stories that are destined to cross paths.
[Read more…]‘No Man of God’ [Tribeca Review]
Based on a series of interviews, No Man of God follows real life criminal profiler Bill Hagmaier (Elijah Wood)’s relationship with Ted Bundy (Luke Kirby), as the pair met regularly for the last few years of the latter’s life as he awaited execution in a Florida State Prison.
[Read more…]‘Someone Like Me’ Is A Muddled Look At The Queer Refugee Experience [Hot Docs Review]
‘Someone Like Me’ portrays a year in the life of a group of LGBTQIA Canadians as they sponsor and support a gay Ugandan refugee in Vancouver, Canada.
[Read more…]‘The Face of Anonymous’ Offers A Portrait Of An Aging Activist [Hot Docs Review]
With The Face of Anonymous, writer/director Gary Lang sets out to put a personal face on the purposefully faceless hacker group Anonymous. The face in question is Commander X, aka Christopher Doyon, one of the most visible members of the organization, who often spoke on behalf of the group and even published two books. [Read more…]
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