Republic of Doyle created something unusual during its run. It combined family conflict, local humour, and investigations without losing its distinctly Newfoundland personality. The result feels lived – in rather than manufactured. Even the city
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Luxury Cinema Experiences That Go Beyond Popcorn
Going to the movies was once a simple activity centered around a giant screen, a bucket of popcorn, and a soft drink. Today, however, the cinema industry has transformed into something much more immersive and
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Voice with Impact Mental Health World Premiere
There’s an interesting event next month in our local area of Vancouver, and it’s one that can’t be missed no matter what. On June 3rd at 6:30PM at the VIFF Centre, Voices With Impact will
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Morgan Abele & Kiki Evans : Mould
Every year, six talented, new filmmakers are chosen from hundreds of applicants to make a short film for Crazy8’s. Crazy8s provides filmmakers with a significant boost to their projects. Six finalists receive $2000 each, plus
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Northern Lights and High Stakes and How Canadian Indie Films Capture the Modern Game
Independent filmmakers across Canada are moving away from tired stereotypes and taking a closer look at how the modern thrill of sports wagering and digital play fits into everyday life. What you get is something
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Little Lorraine Review & Analysis: Desperation, Family, and Crime in Cape Breton
Set against the rugged coast of Nova Scotia, Little Lorraine transforms an almost unbelievable true story into a grounded and deeply human crime drama. Directed by Andy Hines in his feature debut, the film follows
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