Volkmar Richter is a journalist who writes for Canada's National Observer, focusing on movie reviews and analysis. With a keen eye for both mainstream and independent films, Volkmar provides insightful commentary on a range of genres and themes, offering readers a comprehensive guide to the latest releases and hidden gems in Canadian cinema.
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Volkmar Richter's coverage primarily focuses on movies and entertainment news, with a strong emphasis on seasonal content. His articles include reviews, exclusives, and opinion editorials related to holiday movies, film festivals, actors, and general film-related topics.
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By: Volkmar Richter
Share this article Dennis Quaid as RGN. Also demons in the house, race issues, immigrant problems and kids' baseball
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Share this article The Toronto International Film Festival is now on and we get news from there everyday.
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Share this article The others are about cops, racism, gentrification and a space-shot accident
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Share this article And in other films: a controlling mom, a fading husband and Transformers at play
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Share this article A film I did not praise a couple of weeks ago has just been awarded a top prize at the Vancouver International Film Festival.
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Also: life after Superman, foes of the Taliban and a serial killer on a TV game show
Along with catfishing, louder music from women, that Wild Robot and some body horror
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Share this article This busy week for new movies is also very promising for serious cinema fans. There are films that have very good prospects at the awards like the Oscars.
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One bit of movie news this week delighted me. It comes from the International Documentary Association which runs its own awards program and it often predicts the Academy Awards.
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The big movie this week could be Heretic because in it suave Hugh Grant steps out of character and plays a reclusive madman who rails against religion
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