Thirst: The Park Chan-wook Film You Haven’t Seen
Peter Cameron – Park Chan-wook’s Thirst is a vampire film that doesn’t suck. It doesn’t prey upon cliché. It doesn’t rely on hackneyed tropes. Thirst knows our expectations. And it flirts with them.
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Beastie Boys Essays
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VIFF 2024: She Loved Blossoms More
Tim Basaraba – In his second feature-length film, Yannis Veslemes seems to toss Weird Science (1985) and The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2005) into a cinematic blender, sprinkle in an unnamed powdered substance, and top it off with an appreciation for seven-time Academy Award winner Rick Baker. The result? She Loved Blossoms More.
VIFF 2024 Review: The Heirloom
Tim Basaraba – ollowing the success of his short film Her Friend Adam, which was featured at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival and later screened at SXSW and TIFF, Ben Petrie makes his feature-length debut with The Heirloom.
VIFF 2024 Review: Toxic
Tim Basaraba – In her feature film debut, Saulė Bliuvaitė delivers a coming-of-age story for the ages. Set in Lithuania, Toxic opens with what feels like a nod to Brian De Palma’s Carrie (1976).
VIFF Film Review: Black Tea
Tim Basaraba – We have ten films directed by the great Wong Kar-wai, but will we get another? Nothing’s for certain, but I sure hope so. In the meantime, thanks to Optimum Immersion, I’ve found my new Wong Kar-wai—or at least a worthy acolyte of the master—and I have VIFF to thank for this discovery.
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