February 12th to February 22nd marked the tenth Anniversary of Just for Laughs in Vancouver. Most events were either sold out or near capacity. The festival brought Brent Butt, Tranna Wintour, Katherine Blanford, Ed Gamble,
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Digital Relase of The Well
The digital release of The Well brings Hubert Davis’s stark dystopian vision to a wider audience this March. Set in a world where the global water supply has been contaminated by a deadly virus, the
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Canadians Win Big Early in What Was One of More Intriguing Oscar Ceremonies in Recent Years
And thus concludes one of the more interesting Academy Awards in recent years. The 2026 Oscars had many things going for it; tight races, a rare tie, political jabs, self-deprecating humour, an infinitely likeable host,
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Why Hospitality Brands Are Investing in Custom Streaming Platforms for Guests
Need to know why every hotel brand is building its own streaming platform? Let’s cut to the chase. Guests want Netflix. YouTube. Hulu. They want all of their favourite streaming services instead of
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Cinematic High Stakes vs. Digital Reality: The Evolution of Modern Play
For decades, cinema has fueled our fascination with the image of an elegant player in a tuxedo risking everything in the brightly lit halls of Monte Carlo. However, in 2026, this image will have finally
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Canadian Directors Who Refuse Easy Endings: A Watchlist for Serious Viewers
Canadian directors have built an international reputation for films that resist easy emotional release. Their work often ends in uncertainty, but not because of weak writing. The uncertainty is deliberate. It reflects a worldview in
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