<h1>Daniel Eng</h1>

Daniel Eng

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Brother – The Bonds that break and hold.

Brother – The Bonds that break and hold.

After working on shows like Billions, Book of Negroes and Monster: The Jeffery Dahmer Story, Clement Virgo has already proven his prowess as a director and allowed him to hone his craftsmanship. Now, with his new feature film Brother, Virgo has situated himself as one...

My Final Oscar Predictions of 2023

My Final Oscar Predictions of 2023

This is it, it all comes down to this. The Oscars are in mere days and, frankly, this might stand as one of the more unpredictable Oscars in recent memory. In the acting categories, there was no sweeper who won all the major awards (SAG, BAFTA, Critics Choice, Golden...

I Like Movies – An Early Case of Cinephilia

I Like Movies – An Early Case of Cinephilia

I Like Movies is probably the most GTA film ever made and, if you think I'm talking about the video games, then you'll probably miss half the references that the film makes. This coming-of-age Canadian indie piece is a delight for all movie lovers and shows that the...

The Quiet Girl – Subtle Love

The Quiet Girl – Subtle Love

One of the nominees for Best International Feature at this years Oscars, The Quiet Girl is one of the most wholesome yet devastating films of the year. Directed by Irish Director Colm Bairead, this film transitions between use of Gaelic and English, a decision...

Return to Seoul: Lost in Neon

Return to Seoul: Lost in Neon

After Freddie decides to return to the country of her birth, she discovers that her origins have a lot more to do with her life than she had first thought. The second narrative feature from French Director Davy Chou, Return to Seoul comes out of Cambodia as their...

Top 10 TV Shows of 2022

Top 10 TV Shows of 2022

I've never talked about TV Shows during the year. I don't see as many shows as I do movies though it does sometimes become the only media that I have time to consume during the busy school schedule. I considered doing a review of The White Lotus, which I didn't love...

Black Ice – What’s needs to change in Canada

Directed by Hubert Davis, Black Ice is an eye-opening documentary that displays the beauty of sport but also how some people?s love of the game turns to hate against some of its most talented players. The film follows the stories of several African Canadian players...