There’s a lot of confusing sites on the Internet when it comes to tracking TV shows and their networks. And then there are times when the networks you watch give you recommendations that don’t meet your interests. But Flixi takes care of these problems and makes watching TV a lot more simplistic and organized. If […]
Prepare yourself, for a new kind of documentary showcase, in Toronto: Game Changers: Inspiring Women. From the geniuses of Luminato working alongside Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema, comes a showcase of documentaries on strong women. Some of these documentaries are even directed by women. Going over the span of a week from June 9-16 and […]
I wrote last year about the upcoming soft reboot of the Terminator franchise, with little details circulating at the time other than the confirmed involvement of series veterans Arnold Schwarzenegger and Linda Hamilton, while its creator James Cameron will serve as a producer, handing over the director’s chair to Deadpool’s Tim Miller. Since then, there […]
Time for a history lesson. A history lesson in WWI. In Journey’s End, we learn the stories of Captain Stanhope (Claflin) and Raleigh (Butterfield) in the year 1918, WWI’s 4th year while Northern France experiences a stalemate and the British are about to experience a legion of German soldiers ready to assault. First we get […]
STORYHIVE votes are officially open as of today, and one stunning project among many is Half Past Late, written and directed by former writer Danny Kai Mak. A fantastic plot based on a true story, Half Past Late stars Kristina Hampton as Ruth as she plans to move to England for purposes of work. But […]
In my coverage for VIWIFF, I mentioned a while back that there needs to be more indigenous productions. Well, it looks like those are happening. Indigenous filmmaker Loretta Todd has been making intense progress lately with many of her productions. One production is a web series called Fierce Girls, which focuses on two indigenous who […]
