Posts tagged Reel Asian Film Festival
His Father’s Son: An Iranian Canadian Clan Awkwardly Deals with Fine Dining and Troubled Masculinity
ReviewJim SlotekIranian Canadian diaspora, Iranian Canadian directors, His Father’s Son, Writer/director Meelad Moaphi, Director’s Guild of Canada prize, Reel Asian Film Festival, Competitive masculinity, Fine dining, Gus Tayari, Mitra Lohrasb, Alireza Shojaei, Parham Rownaghi, Women as cultural property
Four Fantastic Fall Festivals for Discerning Film Fans
PreviewJim SlotekArchitecture and Design Film Festival, Arthur Erickson: Beauty Between the Lines, Rendezvous with Madness, WaaPaKe, A Man Imagined, Drive Back Home, Cinéfranco, Babel et Adams, Les Filles D’Olfa, Omar la Fraise, The Mother and The Bear, Can I Get A Witness?, Reel Asian Film Festival, 1995, Le Bleu de Caftan, Toronto Film Festivals
