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As Long As There Is Love, There Will Be Grief.Heidi Priebe The grief of time passing, of life moving on half finished, o...

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The highly anticipated docu-comedy short film 15 Ways My Dad Almost Died, directed by award- winning filmmaker Sura Mall...

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In The City: Hye’s Film Picks

It has been ‘a minute’ since I last made a list for you in terms of recommendations of films starting their ...

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Post Show Talk: Clitoria & The Ballad of Frank Allen at Toronto Fringe

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‘As Long As There Is Love, There Will Be Grief’
By Heidi Priebe

The grief of time passing, of life moving on half finished, of empty spaces that were once bursting with the laughter and energy of people we loved.

As long as there is love there will be grief because grief is love’s natural continuation.

It shows up in the aisles of stores we once frequented, in the half-finished bottle of wine we pour out, in the whiff of cologne we get two years after they’ve been gone.

Grief is a giant neon sign, protruding through everything, pointing everywhere, broadcasting loudly, “Love was here.” In the finer print, quietly, “Love still is.”

HOUSE OF WAX (1953) 3D Director: André De Toth

HOUSE OF WAX (1953) 3D

Director: André De Toth
Writers: Crane WilburCharles Belden

An associate (Roy Roberts) burns down a wax museum with the sculptor/ owner (Vincent Price) inside, but he survives only to become vengeful and murderous.

Sources: IMDb & Wikipedia

‘The Count of Monte-Cristo’ Fr. ‘Le Comte d

‘The Count of Monte-Cristo’
Fr. ‘Le Comte de Monte-Cristo’
Written & Directed by Alexandre de La Patellière, Matthieu Delaporte

Starring
Pierre Niney as Edmond Dantés / The Count
Bastien Bouillon as Fernand de Morcerf
Anaïs Demoustier as Mercédès Herrera

A prison escapee wrongly accused of treason seeks to exact revenge on those who betrayed him in this adaptation of the famed novel by Alexandre Dumas ⚔️

DYK: Over 50 actors have played the role of Edmond/Count & that the story is inspired by real history?

In #Toronto, see it at TIFF Lightbox.

🆕: 5 Questions With… @aliarasul Alia talks

🆕: 5 Questions With… @aliarasul

Alia talks about her short documentary film, 15 WAYS MY DAD ALMOST DIED, a film that starts about her father’s experiences & becomes a deep exploration of forgotten history.

This is a spotlight on the film which is one my picks for you to watch now @cbcgem

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Tonight’s film: SLAP THE MONTER ON PAGE ONE (Ita

Tonight’s film: SLAP THE MONTER ON PAGE ONE
(Italian: Sbatti il mostro in prima pagina)

A 1972 Italian political thriller directed by Marco Bellocchio.

It’ll be first time view of this film & very much looking forward to it as I’m sure some of what it depicts about mainstream media in the 1970s still applies today.

Thanks to @eyesore_cinema for suggesting this @radiance.films Blu-ray release.

Ending Friday the 13th @eyesore_cinema… g’nite

Ending Friday the 13th @eyesore_cinema… g’nite ✨

Friday the 13th in December… #Nosferatu mood boa

Friday the 13th in December… #Nosferatu mood board.

Hye’s Picks: Pablo Larraín’s MARIA is now str

Hye’s Picks: Pablo Larraín’s MARIA is now streaming exclusively @mubicanada ✨

📸 c/o @mubi

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