The tear in the fabric of reality. The inexplicable shifting of time. The metaphysical result of tragedy.

There is meaning in every line, in every shot - Everytime is a choose-your-own adventure film, with the adventure being ‘answers’. But like with choose-your-own adventures, there’s no definitive correct outcome. This is an experience designed to be better the second (and third and fourth?) time, if only so you can fully grasp Sandra Wollner’s game. Everytime is the closest we’ve had to…

Impressive but not without faults. Seeing it on a huge screen was an experience I won't be forgetting in a hurry - hats off to Hans; it sounded delicious - but it's in need of some fine tuning and, I'm gonna say it, a few laughs. Or at least some smiles. The use of prophetic visions, while necessary, kinda detract after you see the same one for a fifth time. But Denis has nailed a lot of things. The spectacle,…

I think it's funny how someone as inoffensive as Cooper Raif can make a lot of people angry. All I see is a very talented 23 year old and I can't help but be happy for the guy. Cha Cha Real Smooth is the classic example of a film that'll get a backlash the more people like it and that's probably because it'll be held to a higher standard when it shouldn't. It's by no means a knockout but on…