Tag: OCan

Review: A Good Day Will Come

“A Good Day Will Come is a haunting and heartbreaking film that serves as a powerful reminder of the human cost of resistance.” – Fitch Jean

Categories Fitch Jean

Review: OCD

“Barely a few seconds in, you begin to understand OCD, the effect on its sufferers and those around them.” – Daniel Perras

Categories Daniel Perras

Interview: Jane Gurr and Ed Kucerak

Documentary filmmakers Jane Gurr and Ed Kucerak chat with Monique about their latest collaboration, “Lunch at the Rideau”.

Categories Jith Paul

Interview: Kris Fleerackers and Andrea Wing

Kris Fleerackers, director of the live-action puppetry film “IDOL”, and Andrea Wing, director of the documentaries “The Trapline” and “Leo & Chester” chat with Monique.

Categories Jith Paul

Review: Laundry

“The actual laundry we see throughout the film comes across as a visual metaphor for all we try to get done as humans.” – Randy Kakegamic

Categories Randy Kakegamic

Review: A Simple Mix-Up

“Gossiping wives, cul de sac meetings, murder and martini glasses. Who’s to say the suburbs are a bore?” – Randy Kakegamic

Categories Randy Kakegamic

Review: Broken Waters

“Through a thought-provoking screenplay, engaging acting, and a evocative musical score, ‘Broken Waters’ is an immersive account on the shared struggles of trauma, healing, and being a woman.” – Bernice De Gracia

Categories Bernice De Gracia

Review: A love letter

“Director Thaïs Despont delivers us A love letter: where the simplicity of a handwritten letter invites viewers together through evoking a raw, honest, and relatable intimacy”. – Bernice De Gracia

Categories Bernice De Gracia

Review: IDOL

“Following the premise of the 2000-year-old Pygmalion story in a modern, urban environment a man creates an idol of the perfect female and falls in love with it. ” – Siddhi Shukal

Categories Siddhi Shukal

Review: The Trapline

“I recommend watching this film for its breathtaking visuals of snow-capped mountains and a story that makes you want to pursue a passion of your own!” – Siddhi Shukal

Categories Siddhi Shukal

Review: Lunch at the Rideau

“The personal accounts of the regular customers added a deeply emotional layer to the film, making me feel like I want to be a part of that camaraderie and conversation.” – Siddhi Shukal

Categories Siddhi Shukal

Review: Baduk (2nd Review)

“Baduk is a beautiful reminder to always cherish those beautiful moment with the people we care about, a reminder to appreciate some things we might take for granted in life.” – Philippe Macdonald

Categories Philippe Macdonald

Review: Magic Trick (2nd Review)

“A cute little story that gives viewers a refreshing and adorable new take on a possible budding romance that doesn’t involve today’s usual dating alternatives, such as online dating and swiping left or right on a potential suitor.” – Philippe Macdonald

Categories Philippe Macdonald

Review: The Star Mill (2nd Review)

“The delightful friendship between the boy and his pet owlbear reminds me of the innocence that comes from being younger and having an imaginary friend or two.” – Philippe Macdonald

Categories Philippe Macdonald

Review: Jelly (2nd Review)

“The story is well knit to touch different aspects of their relationship. It’s a certainly a good laid-back movie for entertainment.” – Uchechi Ogbonna

Categories Uchechi Ogbonna

Review: Sarah (2nd Review)

“Battling different issues through different stages in life, Sarah left a hole in my heart and a question for you. You should see it. It’ll make you ponder.” – Uchechi Ogbonna

Categories Uchechi Ogbonna