In which Jaime Rebanal reminisces over the many cinematic highlights to come by in 2018.
2018: Another Year of Cinema Come and Gone
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Chuck’s Top Ten Movies of 2018
Folks, you know what this is, you know what it's about. It's late, I'm tired, and I want to enjoy what's left of my time off. Let's rock and roll.
Vita & Virginia is Beautiful, But Disappointingly Surface Level: TIFF Review
Elizabeth Debicki's portrayal of the famed author is one worthy of noting, but the film surrounding it could have been something more.
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.
Widows is the Most Captivating Heist Film in Years and Stretches Beyond Genre Conventions: TIFF Review
Steve McQueen's latest film presents itself as being far more radical than one could ask for.
The Tale is a Difficult, But Important Watch
Jennifer Fox's The Tale is a harrowing look at the effects of sexual abuse upon one's growth.
The Cloverfield Paradox – Review
The real paradox comes forth in how this was released as is. (✯½)
Cinema from the Spectrum 