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Alex Heeney / August 24, 2023

Bank of Dave is a heartwarming showcase for Rory Kinnear

…posh white boys. Picking nits I could pick nits about the film. There’s an irony to a film about helping the local community because Big Money won’t by opening a…

Alex Heeney / September 6, 2023

The best acquisition titles at TIFF 2023 (updating throughout the festival)

…A Happy Day is one of the best acquisition titles at TIFF 2023. Courtesy of TIFF. Hisham Zaman’s A Happy Day is a dark dramedy about three boys on the…

Alex Heeney / February 17, 2024

Berlinale Review: Dag Johan Haugerud’s Sex

…In the second episode of Looking, the boys debate this very topic. In End of the Century, we see sex in the same relationship that starts as a one-off hookup,…

Alex Heeney / May 27, 2026

Queer films are for kids, too: InsideOut 2026

…Belgian coming-of-age story about two 14-year-old boys who develop feelings for each other.  All three films premiered in Generation. None screened in Toronto again. To find them on VOD, you’d…

Hamlet, Frankenstein

Alex Heeney / November 15, 2013

NTLive rebroadcasts Frankenstein and Hamlet to cinemas around the world

…is a surveillance state is integral to understanding the performative nature of the characters in the play. We’re constantly aware of the security guards with earpieces who move on and…

NTLive King Lear, Sam Mendes

Alex Heeney / July 3, 2014

Sam Mendes delivers a lucid, dark, and funny King Lear for NTLive

…death count increases, the bodies pile up on stage: something is rotting in the state of England. Stripped of his power, his home, his daughters’ love, and his sanity, Lear…

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