Flats are more line-up friendly.
Don McKellar looked positively sheepish as he explained that the huge trophy he was lugging around the Bunker was the Prix de la Jeunesse for his new film Last Night. Don McKellar, who graciously agreed to have his picture taken by a lowly Canadian academic. As the erstwhile reporter searches out and interviews the key figures in faded star Brian Slade's life, the narrative takes unexpected temporal and spatial turns. Visually rich, with its gorgeous colour, costumes, make-up, wigs, and 70's cultural references, Goldmine brings to mind the best in rock musicals. Unfortunately, The Imposters doesn't come close to meeting the standards they have set themselves.