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September 27, 2007

Playing loose with reality The Kingdom big on action, small on insight by Aneka Rao
Spice girl of your dreams Satoshi Kon’s Paprika a kaleidoscopic head trip by Dario Feltracco
The Devil in the East African Plateau Disturbing, powerful adaptation of Lieutenant-General’s book by M.D. Stewart

September 20, 2007

Films in short The Fast Forward critics’ guide to the rest of the fest by Fast Forward Weekly writers
Promising beginnings Cronenberg’s latest starts strong, but stumbles at the end by Aneka Rao
Rotten lucks Latest Dane Cook vehicle another false start by Nathan Atnikov

September 13, 2007

The Gere hunter The Hunting Party plays like a poor man’s Three Kings by Paul Matwychuk

September 6, 2007

3:10 steams ahead Revamped western offers intelligently bloody thrills by Jesse Locke
Hatchet job Gruesome goof ain’t great, but gore gags are good by Jason Lewis
An animated demeanour An Albertan’s view of the future at the Toronto International Film Festival by Andrea Campbell
Palfrey paltry Harold and Maude go British by Andrea Campbell
Shoot ’Em Up does just that Not much brains, but still a lot of fun by Carla Ciccone

August 30, 2007

War lacks firepower Competent action flick fails to overwhelm by Shaun English
Eye of the Leppard Balls of Fury takes its laughs from sports-flick clichés by Jeff Kubik
A bleak future 11th Hour is informative and depressing by Nathan Atnikov

August 23, 2007

Champ pulls its punches Calgary-shot film never quite goes the distance by Jesse Locke
ONLINE EXCLUSIVE - Scarlett slums it Nanny Diaries rehashes an old story by Jesse Locke
Tête-à-tête lacks teeth Steve Buscemi’s Interview an ambitious cinematic two-hander but not nasty enough by Jaime Frederick

August 16, 2007

After the sunset Directorial debut shows love’s denoument by Alan Cho
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