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Portraits from a Fire lights up the 35th annual Edmonton International Film Festival
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Film festival spreads livestream screenings of 14 films over two days this weekend
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The feature-length film is set in a small town and tells the story of two sisters who live with a single father. The older sister decides to attend school against her father’s wishes and discovers stories of her father’s past that he was trying to keep hidden from his daughters. All-In Madonna had its world premiere at the Whistler Film Festival in December, and I had high hopes of travelling to Whistler to see the film on the big screen and to support my friend. I bought tickets, but, as I was about to book a hotel room, the travel restrictions came into effect.
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Reviewing a gem from the Victoria Film Festival, a couple’s loud, long night, and a screwy worldview
Also: An action blast from China, drama from France, low scenes from Tokyo, and a father’s other life.
The Golden Globes? I’m OK with most of the nominations that came down this week, but can’t understand why Spike Lee was completely shut out.
Da 5 Bloods is one of the best films of last year. Also, why Meryl Streep wasn’t nominated but James Corden was. And did Netflix really deserve 22 nods, and another 20 on the TV side?
Meanwhile, I notice two film festivals are now on and are available via streaming everywhere in B.C. At very good prices, too.
When planning for the 2021 edition got underway in April, there were no assurances there would even be a festival 10 months down the road. “No one really knew how it was going to go, so we made the decision in November to go just online,” Binkowska said. “To do it online and in-person, it would have been like running two festivals.” The virtual “doors” to the festival’s 27th edition will open at 12 p.m. on Friday. There are no scheduled times for screenings; ticket holders can watch the films at their leisure from their homes via computer or TV with the Elevent app (instructions are in the FAQ section of victoriafilmfestival.com.)
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