Webdultery Directed by Charles Wahl Written by Charles Wahl The paradox of social media is that, the more they proliferate, the less social we tend to become. As we are increasingly alienated from friends and family, the present day alternative is to turn to the dark refuse of the Internet to find meaning in our …
Rosie Takes The Train Directed by Stephen Philip Scott Written by Stephen Philip Scott Canada, 2011 Set in the 1930’s, Rosie Takes The Train tells the story of young girl who embarks on a train journey by herself. As the voyage unfolds, so to does her life, as we see her in various stages of …
Waiting For Summer Directed by Senthil Vinu Canada, 2011 The definition of ‘pretentious’ is the attempt to impress by affecting greater importance, talent, and culture than is actually possessed. In cinematic terms, this means a film that champions style over substance. Senthil Vinu’s dramatic art piece, Waiting For Summer, unfortunately fits that description; a fact …
A Little Bit Zombie Directed by Casey Walker Written by Christopher Turner and Trevor Martin Canada, 2011 A great film is one that seems new ever time you watch it, and although Casey Walker’s Canadian horror comedy, A Little Bit Zombie, isn’t something we’ve never seen before, it nevertheless rises to the level of greatness …
Material Success Directed by Jesse Mann Canada, 2012 Greta Garbo and Monroe, Dietrich and DiMaggio. Marlon Brando, Jimmy Dean, on the cover of a magazine. Iconic, cherished, and often imitated, these figures serve as pedestals in the immovable institution that is fashion, and thanks to Jesse Mann’s surprisingly vogue documentary, Material Success, you can surely …