One of the more extraordinary films out of last year’s Toronto International Film Festival was ironically extraordinary. “One Life” could easily have been another World War II survival film full of heroes and do-gooders. It’s certainly a film with familiar themes and patterns, yet the performance from two-time Oscar winner […]
Aside from the gorgeous production design that looks like the inside of an Easter basket, do we really need another film version of Emma? The answer is no, and the longer you watch music video director Autumn de Wilde wallow in her directorial debut, it becomes more apparent. Wilde is either trying too hard or
This movie opens with stunning oceans views and beautiful scenery, but viewers will quickly sense the foreboding dread they likely paid for. This isn’t a beauty and the beast story. New filmmaker Michael Pearce explores romance, horror, manipulation and mental illness in a film that feels like Twilight’s cousin. The moody scenery of France’s Chanel