Windsor Detroit Film

From time to time there are certain things that preoccupy me about a movie. It may have nothing to do with the plot or characters. Indeed, t...

After receiving a WIFF email today the thought occurred to me that Windsor could be the next Telluride or Sundance . Such has the festival’...

At first I was startled when, during a screening of Anatomy of a Fall (Justine Triet), halfway through the movie, the screen went dark and a...

With the Windsor International Film Festival (WIFF) closing out another boffo – if not yet its most boffo year – Sunday, it’s time to plun...

If you can’t see a film at least you can be in the personal presence of a great movie artist. Accidentally, that is. I’m in England and a we...

The Great Escaper (Oliver Parker) is a charming film that befits the end-of-careers of both Michael Caine and Glenda Jackson . Set in a re...

Want to see a film and have a beer while at it in, in Britain? It will cost you. In Canterbury – a charming city just as you might expect, f...