It was the final day of the festival and I squeezed in another four films. Here we go.
Solitary Man
This was a comedy/drama staring Michael Douglas as a man that gets into a bit too much trouble do to is womanizing ways.
It was a decent enough film and it was a good way to start off my day. There were some good supporting roles my Jenna Fischer and Susan Sarandon.
8/10
The Hole
Joe Dante was back with family-oriented thriller that returns to the charm of his early films, such as Gremlins, except in 3D.
This was a pretty fun film. The 3D effects weren't too gimmicky, since they were used more for depth than cheap pop-out gags.
Definitely one of my favourite films from the festival.
8/10
Together
Desperate for something to see, I decided on a whim to see this Norwegian drama (remembering it from my volunteer shifts).
This story about a father and son trying to cope after the death their wife and mother was OK enough for a last-minute purchase.
It was a standard drama, but it was still enjoyable.
7/10
The Disappearance of Alice Creed
My film festival experience went out with a bang with this British drama that only focuses on three individuals — two criminals and the woman that they kidnap.
It was definitely a captivating film and there are many twists that make the film more interesting as it goes along.
Once again, a great way to end the festival.
Check back later for my complete wrap-up.
