Hollyshorts Film Festival: Golden Age
Among the films at HollyShorts Film Festival are some that deal with what they call “Golden...
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iMordecai – Fixing what’s broken
?Days like this, I miss Siberia.? A new phone becomes the catalyst for an older man to find new...
You Will Remember Me – Societal Dementia
?We are witnessing the disintegration of the world!? The motto of Qu?bec is ?Je me souviens? (?I...
June Again: Rebuilding All Over Again
This winter, you?re allowed to start believing in June Again. Set in Australia, June...
Sanremo – Filling Emptiness
?Each day is a new day. We get up each morning and start again.? That is especially true for the...
The Father: The Pain of Slipping Away
In The Father, Sir Anthony Hopkins plays Anthony, an elderly but wealthy man who cannot admit...
TIFF20: The Father
In?The Father, Sir Anthony Hopkins plays Anthony, an elderly but wealthy man who cannot admit that...
The Cuban – Jazzy Memories
?We can?t change the past. All we have left is our future.? The past and future are not so much...
What They Had: Remembering to Forget
?What do you mean she?s gone?? In What They Had, Nick (Michael Shannon) opens with the phone call...
What They Had – Family Struggle of Dementia
Dementia can be a nightmare for families. It?s not just watching a loved one becoming lost as...
Finding Your Feet – Never Too Late for a New Beginning
On the surface, this looks like a date night movie for the Leisure World set. But the wisdom the film imparts can be absorbed by people of any age.