Articles by Katarina Gligorijevic

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  Detroit Metal City

  Toshio Lee

  PUBLISHED Sep 24, 2008

  It would be easy to file Detroit Metal City under "Japan is weird” and enjoy it exclusively on that level but it’s actually better than tha...

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  Vinyan

  Fabrice Du Welz

  PUBLISHED Sep 24, 2008

  This stunning, visual tour de force was one of the feasts-for-the-senses that I was most impressed by at TIFF. A touching and at times, abs...

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  Tears for Sale

  Uroš Stojanovic

  PUBLISHED Sep 24, 2008

  Tears for Sale is essentially a fairy tale set in post WWI rural Serbia; it tells the story of a village of women whose husbands and sons h...

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  Voy a Explotar

  Gerardo Naranjo

  PUBLISHED Sep 24, 2008

  Román Valdez is the rebellious son of a corrupt politician in the Mexican city of Guanajuato. He’s been expelled from so many private schoo...

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  Sauna

  Antti-Jussi Annila

  PUBLISHED Sep 24, 2008

  This historical epic cum existential nightmare is the perfect horror film for people who don’t like horror films. Two Finnish brothers are...

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  A Film With Me In It

  Ian Fitzgibbon

  PUBLISHED Sep 24, 2008

  One of those "what the fuck just-happened?/I can’t imagine what’ll happen next” dark comedies, A Film With Me In It is much fuller of unexp...

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  Acolytes

  John Hewitt

  PUBLISHED Sep 24, 2008

  Much like another TIFF ’08 Midnight Madness film, Deadgirl, Acolytes is about a group of teens who stumble accidentally onto something quit...

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  Food, Inc.

  Robert Kenner

  PUBLISHED Sep 23, 2008

  Food, Inc. is one of those documentaries that tells you something you already know (or should, in this day and age) but does it so eloquent...