Category Archives: The Knox Office on CBC Information Morning

The Knox Office: Mission: Impossible, Lilo & Stitch, and The Uninvited

May 26, 2025 flawintheiris

Last week I went to see the new Mission: Impossible movie, The Final Reckoning, on its opening day — the same day I saw the new Disney remake of one of its animated hits, Lilo & Stitch. On Friday morning, May 23rd, we opened The Knox Office column on CBC Information Morning, where I spoke with…Read More

The Knox Office: Sharp Corner, Clown In A Cornfield, and Another Simple Favor

May 12, 2025 flawintheiris

On Friday I chatted with guest-host Preston Mulligan to open The Knox Office on CBC Radio's Information Morning to review a few new movies. On my list this time was Nova Scotia-shot psychological thriller Sharp Corner, an abysmal Manitoba-shot teen slasher Clown In A Cornfield, and a sequel now streaming on Prime, Another Simple Favor.…Read More

The Knox Office: The Shrouds, On Swift Horses, and two great documentaries

April 28, 2025 flawintheiris

On last weeks CBC Information Morning I opened The Knox Office to talk movies. I reviewed the David Cronenberg film, The Shrouds, and On Swift Horses, the new drama starring Jacob Elordi, two new movies in cinemas. I also talked about two documentaries now available elsewhere — the hummingbird documentary Every Little Thing and the…Read More

The Knox Office: The Friend and three other movies now in cinemas

April 14, 2025 flawintheiris

ICYMI, here's the link to my most recent Knox Office on CBC Information Morning, with reviews of four feature films in cinemas right now — The Luckiest Man In America, Freaky Tales, Sacramento, and The Friend — and previews of a bunch more, including The Amateur, which I've now seen. Click here to listen! Read More

The Knox Office: Canadian Screen Awards and three movie reviews

March 30, 2025 flawintheiris

On Friday I was on CBC Information Morning — over the phone — with guest host Preston Mulligan to talk movies. We discussed a few of the Nova Scotian nominees at the Canadian Screen Awards and then moved onto review of three new films in cinemas: Death of a Unicorn, Bob Trevino Likes It, and…Read More

The Knox Office: Novocaine, Mickey 17, and where to watch Canadian cinema

March 17, 2025 flawintheiris

ICYMI, my film review column, The Knox Office, on CBC Information Morning on Friday with guest-host Preston Mulligan offered reviews of Novocaine and Mickey 17, along with a few suggestions of where to find quality Canadian films online. You can go here to listen! Read More

The Knox Office: Two new movies, the #Oscars, the #HBFF, and more

February 28, 2025 flawintheiris

On Friday morning we reopened The Knox Office, my regular film column on CBC Information Morning in Nova Scotia. I spoke with guest-host Preston Mulligan about Last Breath and My Dead Friend Zoe. We then veered into a few of my predictions for the Academy Awards airing this Sunday evening, and previewed the Halifax Black…Read More

The Knox Office: Paddington In Peru, I’m Still Here, and the Before films

February 19, 2025 flawintheiris

ICYMI I was on CBC Information Morning on Friday to speak with guest host Preston Mulligan about a couple of movies in cinemas: the little bear sequel Paddington In Peru... the Oscar-nominated Brazilian political drama I'm Still Here... and for Valentine's Day I suggested listeners catch up with Richard Linklater's Before series on Crave. You…Read More

The Knox Office: The 2025 Oscar nods, The Brutalist, September 5, and more!

February 2, 2025 flawintheiris

I was on CBC Information Morning with my film column, The Knox Office, to talk with host Portia Clark about the recent nominations for the Academy Awards. We talked about a few recognitions I thought were deserved, and some of the controversy around the nominations leader, Emilia Perez. and also offer reviews of The Brutalist…Read More

The Knox Office: Five of the Top 10

December 22, 2024 flawintheiris

On Friday I chatted with fill-in host Preston Mulligan on CBC Information Morning about some of my favourite films of the year — but not all of them. I just don't think I can be comprehensive until I've seen some of the big seasonal releases coming this week. But with my final column of 2024…Read More