Articles by Liam Lacey
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Orson Welles’ Final Disappearing Act
As a deliberately mischievous work of art, Welles’ film invites us to consider its implicit value system.
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TIFF Review: ‘Maiden’
Maiden is about a pioneering women’s sailing crew that waived the rules and ruled the waves.
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TIFF Review: ‘Divide and Conquer: The Story of Roger Ailes’
Bloom’s film, unfortunately, is superficial and largely redundant.
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TIFF Review: ‘Ghost Fleet’
A revealing documentary about modern slavery.
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Wild But True: ‘Three Identical Strangers’
Tim Wardle’s Three Identical Strangers is one of the most compelling, and disturbing, American documentary family portraits since Andrew Jarecki’s 2003 film, Capturing the Friedmans.
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The Fog of Class War
Revisiting Barbara Kopple’s Oscar-winner, Harlan County, USA.
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Review: ‘Minding the Gap’
Bing Liu is a talent to watch.
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Review: ‘The Bill Murray Stories: Life Lessons Learned from a Mythical Man’
Is Murray a subject worthy of an entire documentary?
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Review: ‘My War’
A jumbled, uninsightful documentary about Western volunteers who signed up to fight ISIS in the Syrian conflict.
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Review: ‘The Silver Branch’
Doc dissects the relationship between human and the natural.
