By John Corrado ★★★ (out of 4) Although being advertised almost like a cross between The Blind Side and Million Dollar Arm, a pair of films that I genuinely liked, The Good Lie in fact couldn’t be more different from those stories about wealthy Americans helping immigrants new to the country. This is a quieter… Read More Review: The Good Lie
By John Corrado ★★★ (out of 4) Directed by Israel Horovitz from his own stage play, My Old Lady works mainly as a three person drama, with the majority of the story taking place at the same location, and the biggest revelations happening during conversations. After premiering at TIFF, the drama opens today in limited… Read More Review: My Old Lady
By John Corrado Two of the year’s best documentaries are opening this weekend with Art and Craft and Harmontown both starting limited runs at the Bloor Cinema, a pair of standouts from Hot Docs that come highly recommended. The former will be playing until October 16th, with the latter wrapping up a week earlier on… Read More Bloor Cinema Release: Art and Craft and Harmontown
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