Salt And Fire
One of the more confounding films Sarah saw at the Toronto International Film Festival this year was Werner Herzog’s maybe environmental kidnap drama Salt And Fire.
Says Sarah, “Fans of his unique style and humor will find much to enjoy in Salt and Fire, even if the film does lack some proper cohesion.”
To read her whole review head over to Consequence Of Sound by clicking here.
Filed under Environment, Films, Shameless Promotion
(re)assignment
When Sarah saw the film (re)assignment at TIFF 2016 she was not impressed by the gender reassignment revenge thriller.
She gave the movie a D- rating.
To read her review at Consequence of Sound click here.
Filed under Films, Shameless Promotion
Nocturnal Animals
One of the films Sarah covered at TIFF 2016 was Nocturnal Animals, the story of an art gallery owner’s ennui.
She says the film is “an undeniably stylish but insubstantial concoction that promises probing thrills and delivers little more than listless melodrama and self-satisfied satire.”
To read the full review head over to Consequence Of Sound by clicking here.
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The Salesman
One of the better films Sarah saw at TIFF 2016 was The Salesman, an Iranian vengeance tale inspired in part by Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman.
Sarah reviewed the film for Consequence of Sound.
To read the review click here.
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Hardcore Henry
Awhile back Sarah reviewed the first-person-shooter-as-movie movie Hardcore Henry for Consequence Of Sound.
She found the film had more value as an experiment than as an actual movie.
To read her review click here.
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I Overcame My Autism And All I Got Was This Lousy Anxiety Disorder: A Memoir
Risky Fuel 