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The Boss is crass and Everybody Wants Some pleases but Hank Williams gets a bland bio pic

Also a thriller from Argentina, The Clan, a strange form of recovery from grief, Demolition, and a rigorous look at right-wing media, The Brainwashing of My Dad
Volkmar RichterApr 8th, 2016

Smart sci-fi in Midnight Special, Spike Lee’s gun rant in Chi-Raq and a Thai mystery

Also a charming comedy from Quebec and a women’s rights story from Turkey
Volkmar RichterApr 1st, 2016

Batman v Superman, drones making war in Eye in the Sky and a second Big Fat Greek Wedding

Plus a jazz casualty, Beethoven’s 9th and angst in Hollywood and on the mating chase
Volkmar RichterMar 24th, 2016

Two thrillers and a charmer: 10 Cloverfield Lane, River, and The Little Prince

Also Only Yesterday, a little-seen animated film from Japan, and Kinderwald, an fairy tale for adults about pioneering immigrants
Volkmar RichterMar 10th, 2016

Tina Fey goes to war; Judy Hopps goes to Zootopia and cultures clash in the Amazon

Also a Norwegian disaster movie, The Wave, machine gun attacks in London Has Fallen and a killer barber in The Legend of Barney Thompson
Volkmar RichterMar 4th, 2016

On Oscar weekend, six new movies arrive with gods, ski jumpers, a mermaid and Michael Moore

Also dirty cops, Freudian fears on the prairie and a gem about conflict in the Balkans
Volkmar RichterFeb 26th, 2016

Watching Jesse Owens in Race, fear and religion in The Witch and bi-polar angst in Touched With Fire

Also there’s a short documentary series with six absolutely up to date controversies
Volkmar RichterFeb 19th, 2016

Deadpool high up Vancouver's viaduct, Zoolander back again and a Canadian kid classic remade

And note the extreme sports, some of them brand new, and the environmental issues on view at the Mountain Film Festival
Volkmar RichterFeb 12th, 2016

The Coen brothers show their love for old movies, Maggie Smith and Lily James wander far from Downton Abbey

And an 11th film from a Nicholas Sparks novel, The Choice
Volkmar RichterFeb 5th, 2016

45 Years, a gem about seniors; big-sea action in The Finest Hours, and short Oscar hopefuls

Also Al Purdy, a Canadian poet you should know more about, and a young boy’s angst in The Demons
Volkmar RichterJan 29th, 2016
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