Directed by Mike Leigh, Hard Truths introduces us to Pansy, a mother with a dramatic personality. The focus of Pansy's world is her family, who seem to be clambering up in the face of her anger and lack of joy in the world. The film shows Pansy's family in different...
We are all pumped for the 10 days of film fun and excitement. We here at Screenfish cannot wait to see and share our enthuasiasm about this year's TIFF with you all. With that being said there are some films we are really looking forward to seeing. Everyone on the...
From the cold open of his attempted assassination, Reagan utilizes the perspective of an aging Russian communist reflecting on his reporting and tracking of Reagan's uprising to become president. The man seems to know everything about Reagan from his childhood in a...
As an American filmmaker, Jeff Nichols has always been interested in America and its more unexplored parts. In another collaboration with Michael Shannon (but not starring him), Nichols loosely adapts the plotless collection of photos and interviews of Danny Lyon, who...
A hometown boy takes an issue true to his heart and his home. Then, he makes it come to life on the big screen in their first blockbuster movie. It's the ideal project for any director who ever imaged themselves making big movies. Lee Isaac Chung serves his first with...
Raising a child can be one of the hardest things to do because they are a reflection of you. This seems to be the anthesis of Ezra directed by Tony Goldwyn as Max (Bobby Canavale), Jenna (Rose Byrne) and Stan (Robert De Niro) all do their best to learn and understand...
Set in 1992 within the Cabrini Green neighbourhood of Chicago, We Grown Now looks at the lives of two young boys, Malik (Blake James Cameron) and Eric (Gian Knight Ramirez). Their family homes--and legacy--confronts them as their neighbourhood comes under the scare of...
For those who are not already aware, the reason that the internet is free is because the internet is not the product. You are the product. It's this awareness that The Click Trap is attempting to spread in its extensive coverage of the online marketing world and how...
A harrowing tribute to the human spirit, The Strike covers a side of the prison system that most would disagree with yet has been thriving for multiple decades. (In fact, in many cases, the system has kept the same individual in solitary confinements for that amount...