“The Amazing Truth About Queen Raquela” — A prostitute makes her way to Iceland with unexpected outcomes. You know you want to see this James!

“American Teen” — I thought I heard this was quite good. A doc on high school cliques could be fascinating and possibly painful (depending on one’s remembrances of high school).

“Assassination Of A High School Principal” — High school noir? It’s doubtful it could top “Brick” or even an episode of “Veronica Mars”, but I like the concept.

“At The Death House Door” — Any doc with Steve James’ name attached is good enough reason to see it.

“Choke” — Good reports out of Sundance.

“Love Songs” — Ludivine Sagnier.

“The Order Of Myths” — I read a couple of fabulous reviews of this coming out of Sundance.

“Wild Blue Yonder” — If I remember correctly, Celia Maysles didn’t exactly have the full participation of her uncle. This could make the film even more interesting.

“Throw Down Your Heart” — I love Bela Fleck’s music, so his journey to Africa to discover the roots of the banjo is an automatic sell for me.

“Do You Sleep In The Nude?” — Hmmm, that may be a bit too much Rex Reed for one sitting…

“Here Is What Is” — I think this was at TIFF as well. Any doc that takes you into a recording studio already has my attention.

“Mongol” — Heard some good talk about this at TIFF and it’s up for an Oscar as Best Foreign Language Film (Yeah, I know that means squat…).

“The Night James Brown Saved Boston” — I’m not sure this could possibly be as good as I make it out to be in my own mind, but it’s gotta be worth a viewing.

“The Visitor” — The first film from Thomas McCarthy since “The Station Agent”. Don’t know much more about it though…

And my favourite movie description (for “Don’t Get Me Wrong”) : “Within a stark Romanian psychiatric hospital, patients move stones, help each other perform daily tasks and discuss the existence of God and how to stop the rain.”

I think that film really needs a new marketing team to come up with a snappier blurb…B-)