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Hou Hsiao-Hsien, Assassin

Alex Heeney / August 17, 2015

TIFF15 Review: The Assassin is gorgeous but tiresome

…waiting for the trained assassin to finally make her kill, and in the process, we spend a lot of time with people sitting still in rooms, drinking tea. Mind you,…

Alex Heeney / September 8, 2015

TIFF 15 review: Muntean’s One Floor Below feels like a pointless exercise

…couple downstairs’ fight one night, he discovers that the woman is dead. Before long, he finds himself being blackmailed by her probably guilty paramour who spotted him listening in. Though…

Born to Dance

Alex Heeney / October 12, 2015

Born to Dance is a winning Maori Hip Hop Musical

…the future. His father, a military man, wants Tu to join the army. But Tu, whose lifeblood is dancing, has other plans. He hopes to get a place in the…

Adam Garnet Jones, Fire Song

Alex Heeney / May 10, 2016

Adam Garnet Jones on Fire Song: ‘A film about a feeling’

…chose for each scene: “whether we were going to be handheld, or whether we were going to be on sticks.” Because the film explores how Shane’s self-expression is being stifled…

Nasty Baby

Alex Heeney / October 30, 2015

Nasty Baby is a half-baked bougie satire

…away its potential. Nasty Baby, Silva’s first foray into American indie filmmaking, is as interesting and unsatisfying as his other recent films. The film follows gay couple Freddy (Sebastián Silva)…

Resilience

Alex Heeney / January 26, 2016

Resilience reveals a new public health crisis

…important to me, and in some cases, I think meeting them is enough to make a doc worthwhile. James Redford’s new film Resilience, another film on the unofficial shortlist for…

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