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Showing posts with label Mexico. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mexico. Show all posts
Thursday, 21 May 2015

EISENSTEIN IN GUANAJUATO: 25th Anniversary Inside Out Toronto LGBT Film Festival 2015 - Review By Greg Klymkiw - Greenaway dallies with biopic like some Ken Russell wannabe.

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Eisenstein in Guanajuato (2015) Dir. Peter Greenaway Starring: Elmer Bäck, Luis Alberti Review By Greg Klymkiw This cellar-dwelling ...
Friday, 12 December 2014

WHO IS DAYANI CRISTAL? Review By Greg Klymkiw - Highly acclaimed by the Film Corner

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America is so precious about its border it kills thousands of people per year. These are dirt-poor migrant workers. They'll do wo...
Thursday, 13 February 2014

HERE COMES THE DEVIL - Review By Greg Klymkiw - Creepy Mexican Horror Shocker the whole family will love.

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DILF ALERT! DILF ALERT! DILF ALERT! Here Comes the Devil (2013) ***1/2 Dir. Adrián García Bogliano Starring: Francisco Barreiro, Laura...
Sunday, 28 April 2013

WHO IS DAYANI CRISTAL? - Review By Greg Klymkiw - Klymkiw HOT DOCS 2013 HOT PICK

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Who is Dayani Cristal? (2013) **** Dir. Mark Silver Starring and Produced By: Gael Garcia Bernal Review By Greg Klymkiw I really don...
Saturday, 2 June 2012

Canadian Film Centre World Wide Short Film Festival 2012 Toronto - Opening Night Gala: Award Winners From Around The World - Reviewed By Greg Klymkiw

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Opening night gala presentations at most film festivals are usually stacked with inoffensive fare that's soon forgotten once the festi...

THE FISHERMAN - Review By Greg Klymkiw - Canadian Film Centre Worldwide Short Film Festival 2012 (Toronto): Award Winners From Around The World

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The Fisherman (2011) dir. Samantha Pineda Sierra RATING: * Review By Greg Klymkiw L'équation de Klymkiw: Magic Realism + Day of th...
Tuesday, 29 May 2012

MISS BALA - Review By Greg Klymkiw - Compelling Mexican crime drama, now on DVD from Mongrel Media, succeeds in spite (or because) of its incredibly passive lead character. Set against the backdrop of the Mexican drug wars, it's one powerful and original crime picture.

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Miss Bala (2011) dir. Gerardo Naranjo Starring: Stephanie Sigman, Noe Hernandez, Irene Azuela, James Russo ***1/2 By Greg Klymkiw M...
Wednesday, 1 February 2012

MISS BALA - Compelling Mexican crime drama succeeds in spite (or because) of its incredibly passive lead character. Set against the backdrop of the Mexican drug wars, it's one of the most powerful crime pictures you're likely to see.

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Miss Bala (2011) dir. Gerardo Naranjo Starring: Stephanie Sigman, Noe Hernandez, Irene Azuela, James Russo ***1/2 By Greg Klymkiw ...