Nightalk: Leidenschaft. Verführung. Mord.

No pun intended - this goes deep undercover ... and under the covers. Ah the jokes write themselves - just have to watch out, because they are so wet, I might slip up (or is it down? As in getting down?) ... all kidding aside, the movie only works if you suspend your disbelief and it can work like a miracle.

The main character tries to solve a murder - which in the end is way easier than anyone could have thought ... I am glad that is the case ... would not have wanted for this to go on for multiple hours. We also have her sticking her fingers where they don't belong - well there to, but since that is her ... "territory", I would expect they belong there too - or however you want to say it.

There is nothing else to say ... except the movie is a giant tease ... the highlight almost ... coming too late ... for those interested (too many puns? Is there such a thing?)

My wife and I went to see " Nightalk" during the TIFF Toronto International Film Festival st the SCotia Bank Theatre. The storyline and the plot keep you guessing and Director Donald Shebib's vision is so interesting. The cast were all very good and excellent chemistry, the filming was exceptional as was the music. Shebib connected it all so well and especially the critical moments where emotions and music peak. We truly were into the film and it takes you on a journey and in the end you will like it. After the show the patrons had great interaction with Don Shebib, Ashley Bryant, Al Mukadem, Ted Hallett and Art Hindle.