Cinemania

I had missed this film at TIFF this year and heard plenty of buzz about a potential Oscar nom in the International Film category, so made sure I did not miss it again. It is the first Ivory Coast, Canada, France, and Senegal co-production. In these weird times it has Continue Reading

Part of the reason why this pandemic and the required isolation is so hard on teenagers is how important friendships and love is to them. They make up a large part of their world. Without them, they are lost, frustrated and sad. In French director François Ozon’s (8 Femmes, Swimming Continue Reading

Romance in films is often about chance situations. Chance meetings are top of the list. You walk into a handsome guy while walking down the street daydreaming. Taking the bus to work you sit beside a cute girl who has just found out her boyfriend is cheating on her. You Continue Reading

26th FILMS CINEMANIA FESTIVAL CINEMANIA ANNOUNCES  TWO SURPRISE FILMS For ITS LAST WEEKEND DE GAULLE BY GABRIEL LE BOMIN THE THINGS WE SAY, THE THINGS WE DO BY EMMANUEL MOURET ONLINE UNTIL NOVEMBER 22 ACROSS CANADA As the 26th edition of CINEMANIA continues until November 22, the Festival is pleased to announce the addition of two Continue Reading

Over the last decade or so sexual identity has become more and more fluid. In many parts of the world people are now able to live as their authentic selves no matter what they look like, who they love or the body they were born in. However, there are still Continue Reading