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In this episode, Carolyn sits with fellow film critic Li Lai, EIC of Mediaversity Reviews, to share our thoughts on Under The Open Sky.
In this episode of Carolyn Talks…, I speak with TIFF Senior Manager of Festival Programming Robyn Citizen, about 40 Years A Prisoner.
2020 has been a strange year thus far. It’s also been interesting and enlightening, in…
South Korea’s Coming Home Again premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. Find out it explores, memory, food, and grief.
If you ask me how to describe First Love, my best and favourite way to…
If you’ve ever attended a funeral and something absurd happened and it made you laugh, then The Father by Petar Valchancov is relatable
Award-winning South Korean film, ‘Parasite,’ chills, trills, and tells a story a cautionary tale of classism through a dark comedic lens.
In this interview, Carolyn interviews director Hikari about her first feature film 37 Seconds, which premiered at TIFF 2019.
In this episode, Carolyn Talks with Amy Jo Johnson, director of Tammy’s Always Dying at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Directed by Chung Mong-Hong, A Sun shows how individual acts can affect the whole family in unforeseen and heartbreaking ways.
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While lacking subtlety, Paradise Lost bleakly depicts a mother’s love and the messiness of grief coupled with newer reality-blurring technologies.