What happens when two young influencers accept an invitation to an all-expenses-paid luxury cruise to promote themselves? When they’re young, broke, and naive, anything – good or bad. That’s the tough lesson learned by Jasmine Sky Sarin’s character, Melanie and Anthony Timpano as Sean. What happened to her actually happened to two Montreal women who found themselves running from drug… View Post
The new season of The Crown is it’s most dramatic yet. The Royal family was hit with seemingly endless trials in the 90s. The fire at Windsor Castle, the divorce of three of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth’s children and the highly scrutinised problem of Princess Diana’s fragile state of mind. Her husband Prince Charles made no secret of his affair… View Post
Apple TV’s futuristic sci-fi kids’ series Circuit Breakers, set in an otherwise recognisable small-town world, follows a group of high schoolers who navigate this important period in their lives, through RL and plenty of top-level tech. The school lobby holograms and outdoor manipulated force fields are visual reminders that it’s a new age, even though things look pretty suburban and… View Post
By Anne Brodie Ryan Coogler’s Black Panther: Wakanda Forever takes us back to the strong and proud country, an idyllic place where science and knowledge are valued as much as ancient traditions. An ideal government is in place, with Ramonda (Angela Bassett) as Queen, following the death of King T’Challa. Brainiac Shuri (Letitia Wright) creates tech to ensure the country… View Post
Fans await the arrival of the fifth season of The Crown, particularly in light of the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and last year, Prince Phillip. This season, we are in a turbulent time. The divorce of the Queen’s children, the difficult relationship between Princess Diana and “The Firm”, growing tabloid scrutiny, and a host of problems known… View Post
By Anne Brodie Sebastián Lelio’s religious thriller The Wonder, based on the novel by Emma Donoghue, stars Florence Pugh in her best performance to date, and that’s saying a lot. Pugh is Lib an English nurse who flees starvation in London to rural, Roman Catholic Ireland where she will “watch” Anna (Kíla Lord Cassidy) at the request of a local… View Post