“I had to rearrange their faces And give them all another name” a freeform analysis of Paul Schrader’s THE CANYONS by Pablo D’Stair A Brief Introductory Note: I was a Kickstarter contributor to this film, way back at the get-go—before any cast was on board, any frames were shot, and before the film came
The Birth of a Nation begins with a title card reading, 'A PLEA FOR THE ART OF THE MOTION PICTURE', a statement arguably apt for a film that, despite pioneering huge advancements in the history of film, has long instead predominantly been associated with mass amounts of controversy over racial
We all remember 2010’s black sheep to the superhero movie fraternity - Kick-Ass. In a cinema populated with PG-13 Marvel adaptations, Matthew Vaughn gave us the comic book adaptation we all wanted; extreme ultra-violence punctuated with dialogue that would make a sailor blush. Fast forward three years and the new edition
It’s high time to talk about Native Peoples in Montreal: fiction, documentary and animation of the international film event. By Luis Soldevila from Webmetrics Spain. There is a close link connecting the literature with history, traditions and modernity. This link transforms into powerful images that persist in memory with a loud voice that
By The_Reaper. I was sent a reviewers copy of a short film recently screened in New York, named Therapeutic. It’s about this therapist that has quite a unique technique when it comes to treating her patients… You know that saying that goes “every psychiatrist has to have three psychiatrists”? Well that’s
