Monthly Archives: September 2011

Day eight of TIFF was light for movie-going, as I had only two films on the schedule. The day began with a resounding thud with a screening of That Summer (Un été brûlant). This new feature by French filmmaker Philippe Garrel pits two couples in romantic squabbles as they vacation together in Rome. That Summer ranks among the most flaccid infidelity dramas I have ever...

First up, an Albert Brooks featurette, as he heads for a Supporting Actor nod for his great and weird portrayal in Drive, “It’s done…” Sure, it’s publicity but you get to see more footage, which makes it worth it. More after the cut. ...

It took me a while to find my way over to mouth-taped-shut.com Tumblr cause I’m too lame to ever be anywhere first. Set pics and lots of interesting photos to pore over. ...

Buyers at TIFF beware! A genuine crowd pleaser is still up for grabs! This morning’s screening of Peace, Love, & Misunderstanding drew raves from the full house at the Visa Screening Room. The film marks a repeat triumph for director Bruce Beresford, whose last film, Mao’s Last Dancer, took the runner-up spot for the Audience Award at TIFF 2009. The top draw of...