Actor Graham Greene is nothing short of an arts phenomenon. Having worked steadily in film, TV and spoken word since 1979 and in theatre longer, the Oscar nominated, Oneida-Canadian has played every ethnicity, in all kinds of genres and mediums, a familiar face around the world. In 2015, he was named a Member of the Order of Canada. Greene stars… View Post
Simba Up Against One of Moviedom’s Great Villains, Awkwafina Amazes, Krazy Karate Kid, How Deregulation Creates Homelessness and a Brilliant Chinese Indie a la Fargo
Disney reimagines The Lion King using photo-realistic animation, a technology far beyond the original animated version while not quite using talking animals. It’s a powerful and often frightening experience for very young children telling the familiar story about a boy and his kingdom but as Disney movies usually indicate, life is unpredictable. Diverse animals live together ruled by the wise lion Mufasa… View Post
Leonard Cohen Revealed, The First Female Team to Race Around the World Tell All, TCM Celebrates the Greatest Movie Year of All Time, a Danish High-Tech Thriller and Want to Be on Canadian Family Feud?
Nick Broomfield, a ballsy documentarian (Sarah Palin: You Betcha! Whitney: Can I Be Me, Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer) has a personal stake in his latest work Marianne & Leonard: Words of Love. His real-life role in the doc gives him insights into the main players we wouldn’t otherwise learn. He had an affair Marianne Ihlen in Hydra in… View Post
The Last Black Man in San Francisco: Joe Talbot and Jimmie Fails on Their Stunning First Film
Lifelong friends Joe Talbot (grandson of Hollywood actor Lyle Talbot) and Jimmie Fails tell Fails’ amazing true story in their first feature film which is also a visionary love letter to their city. Talbot directors, Fails stars and they co-wrote a moving story that touches on friendship, gentrification, loss and the idea of home. Fails has been homeless most of… View Post
Spider-Man Skews High School, a Visionary Film Not to Be Missed, Toni Morrison Unfettered, Gere Hams It Up on the Small Screen, Sarnia Girl Rocks London, and Mature Women Seek Revenge!
Spider-Man: Far from Home, Marvel’s stand-alone post- Avengers: Endgame film is aimed squarely at a very young demographic so it might not turn lifetime Avengers fans’ cranks. But it may call tweens and younger to join the Avengers army that could well take them over the next twenty years or more, at this rate. The film starts after the deadly Endgame… View Post
Blame the Trump Mess on This Man, Alicia Vikander and Eva Green Take One Strange Trip, Horror Film or Snoozefest? Rare Chance to Remember Maudie Lewis and Rufus Sewell’s Lost Series Comes Home
Showtime’s hotly anticipated seven-part series The Loudest Voice begins Sunday, telling the story of the late Roger Ailes, advisor to three presidents and shaper of the modern Republican party and ultra-right-wing conservative broadcaster. He was eventually taken down by one of his reporters Gretchen Carlson whose claims of sexual harassment lead to his ouster. Outstanding makeup for Russell Crowe as Ailes… View Post
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