I’m writing this on March 12 during the Oscars. But rather than try to sync my reviews with the results (which you will know by the time this is published), I’ll just let you know where you can see the four Oscar nominees still playing at the ByTowne and the Mayfair. I’ll also recommend several […]
There’s still a chance for you to see several of the nominees for the Academy Awards before the awards ceremony on March 12, including one of the front-runners. There’s also a bevy of must-sees from the vault and something for the kids during March Break.
Barbara Popel picks the best films to see in February at Ottawa’s two independent cinemas, the ByTowne and the Mayfair, including a number of Oscar nominees.
From Academy Award-nominated movies to Valentine’s Day flicks, there are plenty of films to view at both the Bytowne and Mayfair this February.
What a selection to choose from! Both the ByTowne and the Mayfair are offering some dandy new films, including two genuinely unique flicks with lots of buzz, and a cornucopia of film classics.
Because I’ll be on vacation in July, I’m recommending a whole month’s worth of films at the ByTowne and the Mayfair. As usual, the ByTowne has published its entire schedule for the month, but I’m in the dark about most of Mayfair’s July offerings. Nevertheless, both offer a wide variety, including a slew of classics at the ByTowne and a bunch of new films.
From body horror to Inuit horror, and a lot of classic films in between, here are Barbara’s picks for the must-see films at the Mayfair and ByTowne.
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