In which Jaime Rebanal reminisces over the many cinematic highlights to come by in 2018.
2018: Another Year of Cinema Come and Gone
Tag: barry jenkins
The 91st Academy Awards: Comments and Concerns
One of the most exciting years for cinema, yet a strange year for awards season.
Barry Jenkins Gives a New Life to James Baldwin’s Legacy with If Beale Street Could Talk: TIFF Review
Barry Jenkins's third feature film doesn't only set him up to become one of this generation's finest filmmakers; it proves he is one among our finest.
On Being an Autistic Reporter for the Toronto International Film Festival
Among the more diverse groups of reporters that have been accredited to become members of the press at the Toronto International Film Festival this year, our own Jaime Rebanal shares his experience as a member on the autism spectrum.
The TIFF Diaries Entry #3: Hiking Back and Forth Around Toronto, Red Carpet Talks
Quite a long few days, but never did they bore me - I'd only gotten more energetic from them.
Cinema from the Spectrum’s (Late) Pride Recommendations
In which our team recommends LGBT films that you can be watching beyond Pride Month.
Why I Care: The 90th Academy Awards
Something I figured was worth writing about what I believe the results of the Academy Awards this year will say about the future for upcoming filmmakers.
2016: The Standouts
Gathering up only the most notable 2016 titles worthy of notice.
Moonlight – Review
One's quest to find oneself all in a resonant manner. (✯✯✯✯✯)
