By Anne Brodie Canadian-Pakistani filmmaker Zarrar Kahn’s eerie winner of multiple international awards In Flames is an unusual and intriguing family drama with strong thriller elements, biting social and cultural commentary and an astounding ending. Mariam (Ramesha Nawal) and her mother Farhia …
Jodie Whittaker Goes Deep to Play an Unfairly Imprisoned Woman In a Nerve-Shredding Downward Spiral.
Jodie Whittaker who you know as the only female Dr. Who, is Orla in BritBox' gripping miniseries Time S2. Orla's an impoverished single mother of three sent to prison for "stealing electricity" in desperation one cold winter. Her children are sent to live with her alcoholic mother, then taken into …
William Shatner’s 93rd Birthday Doc, Bollywood vs Toronto, Physics vs Fiction, Dick Wolf Docs, Is Life on Earth Doomed? See Below:
By Anne Brodie Willam Shatner says he's always been alone, all his life, that women were distractions but not part of the full picture. He says he's had no real friends but doesn't want to be alone. Shatner's part of a large family from four marriages with generations of descendants but still. …
Adventures in Kayaks, Canoes, on Horses, Bikes, and Trains, Online and in Theatres!
By Anne Brodie Dianne Whelan's riveting documentary 500 Days in the Wild follows her journey, by foot, canoe, and riding a 40-year-old Wizard bike across 4,634 kilometers of this land and our three oceans. She started in Newfoundland with a phone, GPS, a lighter, a big bag of necessities, and a …
Adventures in Entertainment This Week! Monks, Guns, Drag Queens, May-December Support, Shōgun, Vera!
By Anne Brodie The Monk And The Gun by Pawo Choyning Dorji, which was shortlisted as Best International Feature for this year's Oscars is genius - a compelling, exciting story, the opportunity to experience life in a far distant country with a vastly different culture than our own, and the …