my film journal

Earth is being overrun by an aggressive alien force that has traveled light years across the galaxy to find a habitable planet. In th...

Following the trend of live action re-imaginings of Disney’s classic fairy tales such as Tim Burton’s version of Alice in Wonderland (20...

In the small harbor village of Tickle Head, Newfoundland, the plight of a proud dwindling fishing community, who have long ago lost their...

Independent avant-garde film maker Jim Jarmusch has created an unusually intoxicating film experience that’s a philosophical meditation a...

The new Godzilla movie takes the iconic amphibious monster hero back to its Japanese roots, rising up from the depths just when hum...

Somewhere in the jungles of South America, in a squalid tropical slum for migrants who risk their lives working on a dangerous nearby o...

This delightful thought provoking film is sure to satisfy your craving for socially relevant Indian cinema. You won’t find any musical ...

What if the 17 th century Dutch master painter Johannes Vermeer, renowned as one of the greatest artists in the world, was actua...

The Lego Movie might well be the most fun you’ll have at the movies this winter. That was certainly the case with the enthusiastic audie...

The pirate infested waters off the coast of Somalia have been and continue to be the focus of much media attention with the kidnapping ...

2013 turned out to be an exciting year for films in which I saw an unusually high number of exceptional films. We were treated to h...