Vanessa Stewart
Film festival from 2019 such as Cinepocalypse, Fantasia Film Festival and more. Here are 5 of the best
_Review here _The Art of Self Defense screened at Fantasia Film Festival 2019
This is a story about how sometimes just because life gives you lemons, it doesn't mean there isn't a way to turn the tables. Set in a karate dojo, starring Jessie Eissenberg, a black comedy of the dramatic kind.
Review here The Swerve highlight article from Cinepocalypse 2019
If a bleak and gut-wrenching film is something you like to dive into from time to time, you mustn't miss this story about keeping up appearances when things are spiraling out of control.
Review here Culture Shock highlight review from Hulu's Into the Dark series
If you haven't checked out Hulu's Into the Dark series, you should. Every episode is based around a theme taken from a holiday every month for 12 months. The July installment Culture Shock highlights the struggles for some with an Independence Day premise. The grass isn't always greener in this Tex-Mex style horror movie.
_Review here _Extra Ordinary from Fantasia Film Festival 2019
If you love your comedy cheesy and your narration Irish, don't miss this charming comedy film about how one woman's 'talents' are used to save another mans daughter. A funny and witty spin on possession and exorcisms.
Review here Mope a film from Toronto True Crime Film Festival
Mope 2019 is a film based on a crime that happened in 2010.
Set in the underbelly of the porn industry, it’s about Tom Dong & Steven Drivers quest for fame and it's absolutely brilliant.
