Governor General’s Literary Award; Elliott BROOD; Tournament of Muppets
Wednesday, November 16th, 2011Patrick deWitt won the Governor General’s Literary Award. Elliott BROOD released a new album. The Tournament of Muppets began.
Patrick deWitt won the Governor General’s Literary Award. Elliott BROOD released a new album. The Tournament of Muppets began.
The timing of Gary Hustwit’s new documentary, Urbanized, couldn’t be better considering what’s happening in Toronto. I sat down with the director while he was in town for TIFF. Also, I report from the Page Eight press conference.
Earlier this week, I sat down with Marjane Satrapi and her co-director Vincent Paronnaud to talk about their new movie, Chicken With Plums, based on Satrapi’s graphic novel of the same name.
Roger Ebert’s memoirs, Life Itself, come out today, and I recently had the chance to interview him about the book. Also: I sit down with documentary filmmaker Nick Broomfield to talk about his new Sarah Palin doc, and report from the Like Crazy press conference.
A report from the press conference for Michael Fassbender’s new film, Shame.
In Wednesday’s National Post, I take a look at some of the book-inspired films coming to this year’s Toronto International Film Festival. I also take a long at the longlist for this year’s Scotiabank Giller Prize.
There’s this new movie called Cowboys & Aliens that comes out Friday. You might have heard of it. It stars some guy named Harrison Ford. It was a comic book, first. I talk to its creator in today’s paper.
Here’s a link to my review of Cell 213, but let me save you the trouble of reading it: The movie is terrible.
In Friday’s National Post I take a look at the new Jay Baruchel thriller Good Neighbours, the first film review I’ve filed in God knows how long…
I’ve written about the film adaption of Mordecai Richler’s novel, Barney’s Version, quite a lot lately; I imagine my appearance on this week’s Popcorn Panel will be the last time.