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Showing posts with label Palestine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Palestine. Show all posts
Friday, 8 September 2017

THE JUDGE - Review By Greg Klymkiw - TIFF 2017: To be a female Shari’a judge in Palestine

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One of the wisest and bravest women in the Middle East. The Judge (2017) Dir. Erika Cohn Review By Greg Klymkiw A society can on...
Sunday, 6 September 2015

DÉGRADÉ - Review By Greg Klymkiw - Gaza Salon Under Siege ***TIFF2015 TOP-PICK***

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Dégradé (2015) Dir. Tarzan Nasser, Arab Nasser Starring: Victoria Balitska, Maisa Abdelhadi, Hiam Abbass, Manal Awad, Mirna Sakhla, Nell...
Friday, 13 March 2015

STANDSTILL - Review By Greg Klymkiw - Identity, redemption and facing the past drive this haunting portrait of a Canadian Mohawk living in the shadow of Colonialism and a Palestinian Refugee living in the shadow of an abusive lover.

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Standstill (2013) Dir. Majdi El-­Omari Starring: Atwena:Ron David Deerhouse, Meisoon Azzaria, Iohani:Io Curotte, Skawennati Madelaine Mo...
Monday, 2 March 2015

THE TIME THAT REMAINS - Review By Greg Klymkiw - In light of the ongoing conflict between Palestine and Israel, it's as good a time as any to take a look at Elia Suleiman's personal epic journey throughout the history of Israel from 1948 until 2009. Blending humour, tragedy, unconventional narrative and cinematic poetry, Suleiman creates one of the great new films of this millennium. It inspires tears, laughter and thought. One hopes it will inspire change.

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The Time That Remains (2009) Dir. Elia Suleiman Starring: Elia Suleiman, Saleh Bakri, Samar Qudha Tamus, Shafika Bajiali Review By Gre...
Friday, 28 February 2014

OMAR - Review By Greg Klymkiw - Oases of humanity amidst the Conflict! Oscar-nominated thriller exposes love, loyalty and retribution against Palestinian-Israeli backdrop. There, but by the Grace of God go all of us.

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In a crazy world, what do the problems of little people ever really amount to? LOVE DURING WARTIME Omar (2013) **** Dir. Hany Abu-A...
Thursday, 29 December 2011

THE TIME THAT REMAINS - Review By Greg Klymkiw - Elia Suleiman's personal epic journey through the conflict between Palestine and Israel blends humour, tragedy, unconventional narrative and cinematic poetry to create one of the great new films of this age. It inspires tears, laughter and thought. One hopes it will inspire change.

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A CINEMATIC 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS, EASTERN-RITE NATIVITY AND FEAST OF THE EPIPHANY: Join me in this special celebration of cinema as each day...