Netflix’ Marriage Story, written and directed by Noah Baumbach based on his own and others’ true divorce experiences is a searing portrait of the crash and burn of love. Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver who no longer recognise who they’ve become in a bitter bi-coastal war that threatens their sense of stability and love and relationships with their young son…. View Post
Enrico Colantoni is one of Canada’s busiest actors, having appeared in a lion’s share of roles both in Canada and the US – acting in 89 productions with numerous directing and writing credits as well. Colantoni joined a very special film A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, a feature film about Fred Rogers, TV’s children’s host Mr. Rogers, played by… View Post
Two and a half heart-pounding hours fly by as fast as the race cars in James Mangold’s fact-based drama, Ford v Ferrari. Titans of the automotive history come to life in a tale of talent, steel nerves, corporate greed versus the individual and the early evils of advertising. Henry Ford II and Lee Iacocca consider making their staid line of… View Post
Isabelle Huppert is Frankie, a famous French actress, as life imitates art, who brings her family together, some against their will, for a last vacation. She’s dying of cancer but even that can’t soften the hearts of some family members who feel forced, even in the glorious environment of Sintra, Portugal. There’s a lot of hidden animosity under those sunny… View Post
Martin Scorsese’s long-awaited and costly epic The Irishman, based on the life of mobster Frank Sheeran reunites dozens of stars and supporting cast from Scorsese films over the past forty years. As ever, Scorsese puts us on the razor’s edge. It’s brilliantly cinematic, star-studded and features interesting and unexpected special effects, it’s complex, fascinating, historic in its execution and spans decades, a… View Post
Roland Emmerich’s love of action and adventure in original stories is clear in his body of work. The Day After Tomorrow (2004), Godzilla (1998) and Independence Day (1996) point to a finely-honed sense of the dark and dangerous. Emmerich goes down a new path with Midway, the fact-based story of one of the key pacific theatre battles of WWII. Americans… View Post