IN its depiction of matters maritime, well-informed purists will probably find faults, goofs and technical…
Dougal Macdonald
Dougal Macdonald is the former film reviewer for CityNews”
IN Atlanta, Georgia, four hooded men rob a bank. A security device triggers, covering the…
ON 16 June 1944, eye-witnesses Rudolf Vrba and Alfred Wetzler reported to Allied leaders the…
INITIALLY, Hollywood studios didn’t make movies. They made money. And took themselves very seriously in…
IN 1990, Alan Bennett, arguably the most prolific of British authors of performance material, published…
DIRECTOR Christian Ditter and lead writers Abby Kohn and Marc Silverstein offer us a view…
PILATE (Peter Firth) fears for his future if Rome learns that the body of Yeshua…
THIS is a love story in a low-tension mystery that doesn’t get your blood racing,…
“HE was a Communist in the late ’30s and early ’40s, when that meant you…
THE visual elements in Tim Miller’s directing debut include giant junk heaps, an aircraft carrier…
THIS farrago of stupidity, noise, bad taste and dramatic ineptitude is the brainchild of writer/director/principal…
COLM Toibin wrote a novel. Nick Hornby adapted it into a screenplay. John Crowley directed…
