Send Help review: HR would not approve
‘Send Help’ is an amusing thriller that turns the tables on a condescending boss when he becomes stranded with a disgruntled subordinate.
Dylan O’Brien
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Review: ‘Saturday Night’ depicts a comedy miracle
‘Saturday Night’ is a feverish account of the minutes before the famed sketch comedy show made its first live broadcast.
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TIFF ’24 Review: ‘Saturday Night’ thrives in the pandemonium
‘Saturday Night’ is an account of the hectic 90 minutes leading up to the moment when either television history would be made or audiences would watch a taped recording.
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Review: ‘Deepwater Horizon’ puts audiences at the centre of the disaster (Includes first-hand account)
There’s frequently more than one side to any story, but that doesn’t mean they’re only conflicting accounts of the same events. In a major incident, there can exist the perspectives of the participants, the observers and then the aftermath. It’s often the latter that gets the most attention or people remember best, but that doesn’t make the other narratives less important; in fact, they can provide a greater understanding of the consequences that eventually moved into focus. In the case of Deepwater Horizon, most people are aware of the biggest oil spill in U.S. history but less familiar with the events that led to the disaster.
