Even if you predict its ending long before it comes to pass, the new film from Québécois director Denis Villeneuve is a deeply moving but harrowing—even at times gruelling—cinematic experience that absolutely lives up to its title. Continue reading NZIFF ’11: Incendies
Habicht’s film blurs the line between real docu-drama and cinephilic fantasy, while Taretto’s blends a novel take on the city symphony with a fresh perspective on the rom-com. Continue reading NZIFF ’11: Love Story & Medianeras
From deep in the bowels of the Civic, Doug and Jacob bring a near-the-end nzff 2011 report. As well as impromptu toilet-traffic directing, we race the bell to reach a bwp middle-ground of 14 films in 13 minutes. Continue reading Best Worst Podcast, Episode Three
