A lot of people say that Vancouver has very talented performers, but David Ray really put it to the test with his new feature comedy film, Love And Money. All the dialogue was improvised, and
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From Hockey to Football: Why Global Sports Films Connect With Canadian Audiences
Sports movies work when they stop being about the game. Rules, tactics, statistics — surface stuff. The ones that actually land turn all of that into pressure, identity, and memory. Canadian audiences tend to be
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Sisters – Review
What is having sisters like? Neither of my parents can answer that question. Nearly every other family member can’t exactly explain either. Except for maybe two uncles on my mom’s side, but I’ve never reached
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Youngblood Skates Across Canada Tomorrow
Tomorrow, Youngblood returns to the ice where its legend was forged. Nearly four decades after the original captured the brutal beauty of junior hockey, Youngblood begins its theatrical rollout across Canada on March 6, bringing
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Scream 7 Breaks Multiple Franchise Box Office Records Despite Protestors at Premiere
Despite having turned 30 this year, the Scream film series is still able to make waves at the box office as Scream 7’s opening weekend has just smashed domestic, international, and global franchise records. These
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Why the Canadian Vikings Seem Like Roman History, Even When Rome Is Absent
The series suggests that the early medieval world was not built from nothing. It was built from leftovers: ruined institutions, surviving beliefs, old trade routes, and political habits that never truly disappeared. A Useful Lens
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