Greetings fellow Trent cinephiles! Trent Film Society (TFS), your student-run film appreciation club, has been revamped for the upcoming 2014-2015 academic year. Established in 1969 as a means to provide …
Trent Film Society is excited to present an exhibition of moving-image pornography up to 1972. This event will be held at Artspace (378 Aylmer Street) from Thursday, August 28 to …
Trent Film Society is hiring a co-director! Paid! 40 hours per month starting in September. Position is from September 2014 to April 2015 and into the Summer if you are …
Polanski’s 2011 film Carnage, like last week’s The Exterminating Angel (1962, Bunuel), follows a group of people who seemingly cannot escape from a confined space. One of the notable differences …
Luis Buñuel’s 1962 film The Exterminating Angel (El ángel exterminador) plays with the now-familiar theme of an individual or group’s struggle in an isolated environment. Buñuel’s genius is turning an …
Troy Bordun and I (your friendly neighbourhood TFS co-directors) both wanted to screen films this semester that had something to do with exploring sexuality, so naturally, we gravitated towards two …
Kenya. A 50-year-old Austrian woman. Beach Boys and sex tourism. Racism, sexism, exploitation. Hakuna Matata, no problem. Ulrich Seidl has a very particular filmmaking method. He and Veronika Franz pen …
The Act of Killing (which shares directorial credits amongst an anonymous Indonesian co-director, Christina Cynn, and Joshua Oppenheimer) is the breakout documentary from last year that had critics and viewers …
Martin Scorsese’s critically acclaimed film Taxi Driver centres around protagonist Travis Bickle (Robert DeNiro), an honourably discharged U.S. marine that suffers from chronic insomnia, loneliness and depression. Upon his return …
The most accurate way I can describe David Lynch’s first film, Eraserhead, is by calling it a macabre surrealist nightmare. Knowing little about the film before first watching it, I …
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