This is the fourth film review in the coverage of Montreal's Fantasia Film Festival. In our life, we have the opportunity to see many films on abduction. Hopefully, Dominique Adams's Twisted Seduction is a proof that the genre of abduction thrillers knows how to renew itself while sticking to its chief mission: entertain us.
David Grant (Tom Broadwell), a 25-year-old man from Great Britain, has a PhD in Mathematics and a Masters in Human Development & Psychology from Harvard University. He has come to Montreal and bought a whole commercial building that has lofts. His goal is to find the love of his life. This is why he kidnaps Francesca Besson (Caroline Brassard), a 24-year-old sales executive, because on paper, she has a 99,3% compatibility match (based on the personality) with him. Will David, with the help of his "science", manage to make Francesca fall for him by keeping her against...
David Grant (Tom Broadwell), a 25-year-old man from Great Britain, has a PhD in Mathematics and a Masters in Human Development & Psychology from Harvard University. He has come to Montreal and bought a whole commercial building that has lofts. His goal is to find the love of his life. This is why he kidnaps Francesca Besson (Caroline Brassard), a 24-year-old sales executive, because on paper, she has a 99,3% compatibility match (based on the personality) with him. Will David, with the help of his "science", manage to make Francesca fall for him by keeping her against...
- 7/16/2010
- by anhkhoido@hotmail.com (Anh Khoi Do)
- The Cultural Post
Several press releases went out today featuring some huge news coming out of Canada's Fantasia Film Festival including the first batch of films that will be populating this massive three-week long event. Pull up your chair, kids! You're gonna be here for a while!
Dig on the wealth of information below from today's releases and look for more announcements and of course full coverage soon!
Spotlight: Between Death And The Devil
Recent times and crimes have seen extraordinary levels of disillusionment with organized religion, particularly with the Catholic Church, and genre cinema has mirrored this anger with startling impact. In the face of this, we’ve put together this troubling spotlight focused on the abuse of faith, the horrors of ideology and the corruption of Godliness. Several of these films will absolutely stagger you.
Black Death (UK) Dir: Christopher Smith – North American premiere. Hosted by Director Christopher Smith
With the Black Death sweeping across England,...
Dig on the wealth of information below from today's releases and look for more announcements and of course full coverage soon!
Spotlight: Between Death And The Devil
Recent times and crimes have seen extraordinary levels of disillusionment with organized religion, particularly with the Catholic Church, and genre cinema has mirrored this anger with startling impact. In the face of this, we’ve put together this troubling spotlight focused on the abuse of faith, the horrors of ideology and the corruption of Godliness. Several of these films will absolutely stagger you.
Black Death (UK) Dir: Christopher Smith – North American premiere. Hosted by Director Christopher Smith
With the Black Death sweeping across England,...
- 6/29/2010
- by Uncle Creepy
- DreadCentral.com
You want the best of genre film from Canada, the Us and around the globe? Fantasia is the place.
Montreal, June 29, 2010 - For its fourteenth edition, the Fantasia Film Festival is proud to present over 50 titles from Asia. Once again, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Hong Kong and the People's Republic of China are widely represented, demonstrating the great quality and diversity of their industries. And, as always, the programming team is also dedicated to exposing several hidden gems hailing from emerging national cinemas. Through these, audiences can discover new visions and new sensibilities. Therefore, the public will be privy to works hailing from Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and - a first for the festival - Indonesia. The filmic multicultural feast prepared by the 2010 Fantasia Film Festival promises to satisfy film lovers of all kinds.
Fantasia's 2010 occidental lineup of World Cinema is once again on fire with an astounding kaleidoscope of styles and sensibilities.
Montreal, June 29, 2010 - For its fourteenth edition, the Fantasia Film Festival is proud to present over 50 titles from Asia. Once again, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Hong Kong and the People's Republic of China are widely represented, demonstrating the great quality and diversity of their industries. And, as always, the programming team is also dedicated to exposing several hidden gems hailing from emerging national cinemas. Through these, audiences can discover new visions and new sensibilities. Therefore, the public will be privy to works hailing from Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and - a first for the festival - Indonesia. The filmic multicultural feast prepared by the 2010 Fantasia Film Festival promises to satisfy film lovers of all kinds.
Fantasia's 2010 occidental lineup of World Cinema is once again on fire with an astounding kaleidoscope of styles and sensibilities.
- 6/29/2010
- Screen Anarchy
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