Director Biography – Claudia Ruiz (AILIN ON THE MOON)

Directora de “El Molinete Animaciones”, productora especializada en stop motion de la región litoral, Argentina. Dirección la series Dr Cocicienzo, la ciencia de la cocina 2012, Dirección de Stop Motion serie ¨La liga de las cinco plumas¨, Dirección y Animación Stop Motion ¨El Viaje de Gaia¨, Animación fragmento Your Face Global JAM Bill Plymton, Dirección… Continue reading Director Biography – Claudia Ruiz (AILIN ON THE MOON)

Director Biography – Lisa Kannakko (GLAD YOU’RE HERE)

Autobiographical filmmaker Lisa Kannakko is an emerging talent, recently graduated from the Documentary Media Program at Ryerson University. This is her first film. Director Statement I poured through 19 years of footage from my personal archive to uncover the answer of why my life fell apart. I never intended to tell this story to the… Continue reading Director Biography – Lisa Kannakko (GLAD YOU’RE HERE)

Father of the Bride (1991) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies

George Banks was very excited about his daughter Annie returning home from studying in Europe. When she announces she fell in love in Rome, got engaged and now getting married to Brian MacKenzie his melt down begins! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ via Father of the Bride (1991) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies

Bringing Up Baby (1938) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies

David Huxley a palaeontologist was attempting to secure a $1 million donation for his museum, but standing in his way was annoying heiress Susan Vance and her pet, a leopard named Baby! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ via Bringing Up Baby (1938) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies

Secrets & Lies (1996) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies

Hortense Cumberbatch is a successful black middle class woman who had been adopted as a child, the death of her adoptive mother caused her to trace her family history. She wasn’t expecting her birth mother to be a working class white woman! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ via Secrets & Lies (1996) Review — Let’s Go To The Movies

In Review: Irresistible — filmmixtape

Like the reanimation of ghosts past, the year leadup to an election cycle always guarantees a cinematic product and a shrugging response by audiences. Studios program glib or grim political musings that no one asked for, the best of which might have been the eyerolling self-seriousness of failed prestige play The Ides of March. Remember […]… Continue reading In Review: Irresistible — filmmixtape

Why Do Women Have to *Literally* Spill Their Guts to Be Funny? — RAZZ

You can watch Bridesmaids for free on BoB. Bridesmaids has taken on a special cultural significance since its release in 2011. Hailed as “terrifically funny, smart and tender”, the film, under Paul Feig’s directing and Judd Apatow’s producing, remains a frank display of women behaving badly. Yet it is precisely this ‘behaving badly’ that remains […]… Continue reading Why Do Women Have to *Literally* Spill Their Guts to Be Funny? — RAZZ

The Hours Might be Different, But How Much Has Truly Changed Since Nine to Five? — RAZZ

Nine to Five is available to watch for free on BoB. Whether you watch it for the comedy, the kick-ass female cast, or simply because of Dolly Parton’s classic hit song, there is no doubt that Nine to Five still appeals to us today. Especially on the back of its recent run as a Broadway […]… Continue reading The Hours Might be Different, But How Much Has Truly Changed Since Nine to Five? — RAZZ

Total eclipse of the… wait, what? — Concentrated Randomness

Bonnie Tyler has been in the music industry for around 50 years. That is an incredible accomplishment! In all of those years though, she is likely best known for her chart-topping 1983 power ballad “Total Eclipse of the Heart” written by Jim Steinman. At it’s height of popularity, the single sold approximately 60,000 copies a… Continue reading Total eclipse of the… wait, what? — Concentrated Randomness