Film

‘Much Ado About Nothing’ is an absolute gem of a film

The Kings of Summer is a Coming of Age Tale with Sitcom Influences

‘Mulholland Drive’ baffles the mind

‘Black Narcissus’ a testament to the genius collaboration between two directors

31 Days of Horror: ‘The Case of the Bloody Iris’

FNC Capsule Reviews: Post Tenebras Lux, In Another Country & Tabu

‘Antiviral’ Movie Review – is ahead of its time

‘The Possession’ is outdated and conservative

Unsung Gems – ‘Road to Perdition’

The Act of Seeing for the first Time and the Ideal Cinema: Sight & Sound’s Best Films of All Time

Fantasia 2012: ‘Resolution’ will surprise and confound

Fantasia 2012: Possession (1981) and the Cinema of Hysteria

Fantasia 2012: Beyond the Film Festival Day 2

Fantasia 2012: Beyond the Film Festival Day 1

Fantasia 2012: Justine’s Most Anticipated Films

Catching up with a Classic: ‘Au Hasard Balthazar’

‘Urbanized’ a thought provoking documentary for an urban age

25 Days of Christmas: ‘Babes in Toyland’ (1934) is slight, but fun

‘Twixt’ Movie Review – Bounces with self-deprecating humour and love for American Kitsch

‘Midnight in Paris’ is Woody Allen’s best fantasy/comedy in decades

Five Underseen Classic Hollywood Comedies

DVD/Blu-ray Recommendation: The Social Network

‘True Grit’ comes highly recommended