I’ve never cried while watching a film or TV series in my lifetime. Admittedly, there have been a couple of times I’ve gotten quite close. The Sky Is Pink will count as…
Tag: Toronto Internationa Film Festival
How much part does our identity play in our existence? Is it an absolute dependance or just a trellis on which our personality grows? People in this world are getting increasingly vulnerable…
It is never specified where and when John Shank and Anna Falguères’ ‘Pompei (Pompéi)‘ takes place in. Which is why we always feel a little detached and dissimulated with the reality the…
“Igniting itself from the migrant crises, Antigone tells the story of a young bright student Antigone who had moved to the city of Montréal at a tender age.” In the Theban legend,…
Winner of the Golden Bear award at the Berlin Film Festival, ‘Synonyms (Synonymes)’ is about a fleeing Israeli trying to restart his life in Paris. Yoav (Tom Mercier), who is at the…
The oppressive patriarchy, rigid theocracy and orthodox religious practice in Iran lead to abuse and hardship of helpless people who become a tool for their exploitation. And if it’s a woman, the…
