The Toronto feature documentary Modern Whore screened at the 44th Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF) Often, documentaries can be challenging to enjoy because they are making a point and informing the audience about important issues.
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Say Hello to Holo
In an era when science fiction often dazzles us with spectacle, Holo dares to slow things down. Directed by Alexander DeSouza and written by Alexander Hernandez-Maxwell, this short film imagines a near-future where technology can
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Brendan Fraser Opens Up About Batgirl, and Marketing Ramps Up for Coyote vs. Acme
Brendan Fraser continues riding his career renaissance into his latest picture, Rental Family, which has received positive reviews, particularly for the American-Canadian actor’s charming performance, not to mention he has recently confirmed plans to return
Continue ReadingIs Gaming’s Portrayal in the Media Shown Accurately?
Movies have a rich history of bringing to life casino floors teeming with glamour, adrenaline, and high-stakes drama. The gambling scenes they depict are often a spectacle, with stylish lighting, impeccably dressed players, and a
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Drawing Motion: How Lakeside Animation Redefines Independent Storytelling in Canada
Have you ever noticed how a single hand-drawn gesture can change the way a scene feels? That moment of recognition – when motion becomes meaning – is often where independent animation finds its strongest voice.
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VIBFF – Interview with Fabienne Colas
Be sure to mark your calendars as the Vancouver International Black Film Festival is approaching. It had been a while since I covered this, and I got some more advance coverage this year much like
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