Review: Black Panther
Just because something works doesn’t mean it can’t be improved
Category: Film
Get Out: How Last Year’s Smartest Blockbuster Is Changing The Game
Get Out quickly became a must-see film for anyone who didn’t want to be left out of the national conversation.
Eye Myth Film Fest 2018: The Films
The work speaks for itself
Bowling for Columbine is still relevant… and that’s disappointing.
You know that friend you have who turns a blind eye to super important aspects of their life? Like they have an inability to try new things, or see their destructive relationship patterns? America is that friend
Carol Nguyen, “Façade” and “This Home Is Not Empty”
Montreal-based filmmaker uses space, silence, and fire to examine what makes a handful of people into a family, and a house into a home
Canadian. Premiere: Our Dumb Lips (Ma Maison) – Lisa Diaz
Lisa Diaz grew up in a remote part of France where her love of film was made sharp on her father’s eclectic VHS collection.
Eye Myth In Profile: Susan MacWilliam, “Pull Down”
Susan MacWilliam’s work investigates obscure and overlooked histories; the images and narratives of the esoteric, the historic and the peripheral
Eye Myth in Profile: Myles Milne, “Perdita”
No one has a name because no words are spoken in the realm of pictures.
Buster’s Mal Heart – A Surreal and Devastating Study on Duality
I can’t imagine anyone walking away from this film and truly disliking it
Rockstar Monarchist: The Tudors on Film
Imagine the worst boss you ever had and then imagine if that boss could have you beheaded.
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