Every year, thousands of eager filmmakers compete in what is arguably the most hectic film-production contest known to mankind. Salient Film Editor Gerald Lee sat down with student filmmaker Michelle Kan to discuss the competition and its appeal. Read more »
Posts Categorized: Film
Evening Flix
Evening Flix comprises a series of movies examining the lives, works and worlds of various artists. Here’s a quick guide to what’s being shown. Read more »
Film Review – Eternity
While Alex Galvin’s new sci-fi feature proves to be a technical success, it falters on an emotional level due to some irritating performances and underwritten characters. Read more »
Film Review – Rust and Bone
Rust and Bone really should have been titled Raw and Bloody—such is the level of realism and graphic imagery that prevails in this French film. Read more »
Film Review – Antiviral
While it displays Brandon Cronenberg’s obvious talent, Antiviral never quite matches up to its more renowned genre-siblings. Read more »
Documentary Edge Festival 2013
For the purposes of your global education, here is Salient’s guide to the highlights of the Documentary Edge Film Festival 2013. Read more »
I Give It a Year
As a rom-com, it does the comedy well but the romance poorly. Read more »
Film Review – Trance
Despite featuring a well-honed sense of visual flair, Trance is an appalling pile of drivel, assailing the audience with a chaotic story that never once makes you care about what’s going on. Read more »
Film – What’s On
Rust and Bone: The effervescent Marion Cotillard received considerable praise for her performance in this ...Read more »
Film Review – Liberal Arts
Directed by Josh Radnor I was really looking forward to Liberal Arts, Josh Radnor’s second ...Read more »