TIFF ’22: ‘Empire of Light’ Review

By: Amanda Guarragi For movie lovers, a trip to the cinema means the world to them. It’s not only escaping into the picture on the screen, but it’s the entire experience itself. To some, the movie theatre is a second home, almost a haven for anyone to express themselves. Director Sam Mendes opens Empire of Light with a beautiful trip through the Empire movie theatre. … Continue reading TIFF ’22: ‘Empire of Light’ Review

TIFF ’22: ‘The Whale’ Review

By: Amanda Guarragi Life can change within seconds and alter how we view the world. More importantly, when life serves us lessons, we also look at ourselves differently. Sometimes, we even question the value we offer to the world. One can lose faith in humanity when those who supposedly supported you turn their back on you in your time of need. It takes a very … Continue reading TIFF ’22: ‘The Whale’ Review

TIFF ’22: ‘One Fine Morning’ Review

Sometimes we wander through life with the years passing us by. Some could have gone through a tough relationship, others could experience a great loss, and some feel trapped in their current situation. Either way, whatever anyone is going through, sometimes we may forget to live. Sometimes we get so wrapped up in our heads that we forget there is a world of endless possibilities. … Continue reading TIFF ’22: ‘One Fine Morning’ Review

TIFF ’22: ‘Pearl’ Review

By: Amanda Guarragi After watching Ti West’s X in theatres, he surprised audiences with a teaser for the prequel film Pearl. Now, if you haven’t watched X then you might not understand what West is trying to do in this prequel. It’s possible to watch Pearl and then go watch X but the plot twist is not as effective watching it in that order. Pearl … Continue reading TIFF ’22: ‘Pearl’ Review

TIFF ’22: ‘The Fabelmans’ Review

By: Amanda Guarragi When we think of quintessential Steven Spielberg, we think about his early work filled with childlike wonder, heart, and playfulness behind the camera. The Fabelmans shows the start of Spielberg’s dream to make moving pictures. What started as a phobia while watching a train heading straight for the screen, he turned it into a true talent that has blessed the film industry … Continue reading TIFF ’22: ‘The Fabelmans’ Review