CINELATION | Movie Reviews by Christopher Beaubien

CHRISTOPHER BEAUBIEN is an independent filmmaker, illustrator/designer (Rainbeau)
and writer living in Vancouver, BC.
He has appeared on the DVD
Special Feature "Infectious Diseases in Cattle: Bloggers' Round Table" from SYNECDOCHE, NEW YORK (2008).
He recently graduated with his Bachelor's Degree studying filmmaking at Capilano University's MOPA program. He also received another degree there for
illustration and design.
His short horror movie SOCKET (2016)
is now available at The NSI Online Short Film Festival. It was also nominated for
Best Short Film and Best Actress for the lead Robyn Bradley at the GenreBlast
Film Festival.
He has recently completed a short thriller entitled SIREN (2020), which is nearing
the end of a successful film festival run. "Siren" has won awards for Best Short Horror Film (Peephole FilmFest), Best Thriller Short (Vancouver Independent
Film Festival), Best Cinematography
(Rio Grind Film Festival), Best Sound Design (Mad Monster Party Film
Festival) and the Best Acting Award (Montreal Requiem Fear Fest).
SIREN has also been screened in over
fifty film festivals including the Hard:Line International Film Festival, which prizes “unusual story-telling methods (and) an exotic visual language… that could be important in the future of the genre.”
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The Best Films of 1952

Written by Christopher Beaubien • March 08, 2008 • Start the Discussion!

Singin’ in the Rain (dir. Stanley Donen)
Ikiru (dir. Akira Kurosawa)
Forbidden Games (dir. Edward Holzman)
Umberto D. (dir. Vittorio De Sica)
The Importance of Being Earnest (dir. Anthony Asquith)

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The Best Films of 1952

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