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TIFF 2021

15 Oct

Dune Review | Villenueve Does it Again!

Raul Navedo0 CommentsReviews, TIFF 2021Denis Villenueve, Dune, Jason Momoa, TIFF, Timothee Chalamet, Zendaya

Dune is absolute cinematic mastery. Thoughtful storytelling that takes its time, patiently expanding the world and the characters who inhabit it so as to create a rich universe that feels tangible. The Atreides family & empire is entrusted with the protection, collection, processing, & extraction of the galaxy’s most valuable element. Seeing as it only exists on a dangerous hostile planet the task is no easy feat and one that Duke Leto Atreides does not take lightly. However, what unspoken dangers lie in this desert planet-- concealed by the sand, the heat, and the politics-- may be beyond even the…

11 Sep

Dear Evan Hansen Review | Powerful & Touching

Raul Navedo0 CommentsReviews, TIFF 2021Amandla Stenberg, Amy Adams, Ben Platt, Dear Evan Hansen, Julianne Moore, Kaitlyn Dever, Stephen Chbosky, Steven Levenson

Dear Evan Hansen is a musical that, despite some of its shortcomings, manages to enthrall & inspire. Effective in every way, the narrative finds a way through the cracks infecting all who stick through and allow it to grab hold. A beautiful tribute to the anonymous ones. Ben Platt in Dear Evan Hansen Evan is a high school senior with severe social anxiety who receives an assignment from his therapist to write motivational letter to himself to improve his disposition in life as well as increase his self-worth. Connor, a fellow student, takes his own life after stealing one of…