VIFF 2024 Review: Fréwaka
Tim Basaraba – Stepping away from the found-footage horror of The Devil’s Doorway (2018), Aislinn Clarke’s second feature, Fréwaka, is a moody, beautifully shot gothic horror film with a dash of folk horror.
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VIFF 2024 Review: The Thinking Game
Tim Basaraba – The Thinking Game is the perfect crash course on AI—the kind we all need to understand what could very well be our collective future. I implore you to give it a chance, even if you find chess boring or have no idea what the 3,000-year-old game Go is.
VIFF Film Review: Cat’s Cry
Tim Basaraba – I think the “I” is the most important letter in VIFF. Sure, the “V” represents the beautiful city of Vancouver, and without one of the “F”s (Film), what are we even talking about? Obviously, the second “F” is crucial—we’re celebrating film, being festive, if you will.
VIFF 2024 Review: Matt and Mara
Tim Basaraba – Before watching the well-crafted, recent-history period piece BlackBerry (2023), I had no idea who or what Matt Johnson was. He directed and starred in one of my favorite films of that year, seemingly coming out of nowhere.
VIFF 2024 Review: Cherub
Tim Basaraba – Cherub was made on a shoestring budget of just $10,000, and yet, it looks stunning. Orson Welles once said, “The enemy of art is the absence of limitations,” and this film’s limitations elevate its artistry.
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