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Search Results for: boys state

Alex Heeney / June 24, 2016

Ralph Fiennes excavates Richard III’s malevolence at the Almeida

…supporting one another as the conscience of the state. Yet the women in this production are the strongest and smartest in this world, perhaps because Richard’s transparent misogyny has forced…

Stage Kiss, Circa Theatre

Alex Heeney / July 17, 2016

Stage Kiss delights at Wellington’s Circa Theatre

…But when rehearsing, they’re in a fugue state: able to kiss each other, passionately even, but with no repercussions. it doesn’t matter that She is married because it’s not entirely…

San Francisco Jewish Film Festival

Alex Heeney / July 21, 2016

Exploring the Jewish experience at the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival

…coping with holocaust, like the documentary A German Life about the secretary, stenographer and typist for Joseph Goebbels. There are films about the current state of Israel and zionism, like…

Shahzad, Haya Waseem

Alex Heeney / September 10, 2016

Haya Waseem discusses her TIFF short Shahzad set in Toronto

…to gauge his son’s state. It becomes about the mannerisms and the tone in which Shahzad responds, that Iqbal has to understand how Shahzad is feeling. The ritual of the…

All Governments Lie, Democracy Now

Laura Anne Harris / September 21, 2016

TIFF16 Interview: Producer from Democracy Now! talks All Governments Lie

…we’ve been told politicians lie. Why isn’t there more transparency? NS: At this point, institutions, if we just speak of the American State, are very strong. If you look at…

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