This review was originally published as part of my coverage of Hot Docs 2016 The United State’s first mass school shooting is recounted in Tower. On August 1, 1966, a lone sniper climb atop the tower at the University of Texas and began to unleash a violent assault. Through the eyes of many of those present, […]
The film TOWER opens this evening at the Royal Cinema in Toronto. In anticipation of this event, I thought that I would repost my review for the film, which was originally posted as part of my coverage of the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival. Enjoy. According to the Q&A after the screening, the film Tower
In about two weeks time, the film Tower, directed by Kazik Radwanski, will be opening for a run at the Royal Cinema in downtown Toronto. I previously saw the film when it played at TIFF last September and I received great feedback on my interpretation of the film, most notably from Radwanski himself. I viewed
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According to the Q&A after the screening, the film Tower was not intentionally meant to be about Asperger’s Syndrome. However, as someone who has Asperger’s and was able to greatly relate with the main character of the film, I will say that I believe that Tower is probably the most genuine and unbiased cinematic portrayal of
