Last Wednesday, the CBC reported that the Canadian Radio-television Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) disappointed consumers by changing their basic cable deals. Shaw, Bell, and Rogers have all ridded their discounts, no matter how small (Shaw previously
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When The Ocean Met The Sky (Review)
When The Ocean Met The Sky is well shot and strongly scored; however, its shallow characters squander any chance the premise has of justifying a feature length runtime. Three brothers (Tyler, the lost artist; Dan,
Continue ReadingOur Grounded Vancouver International Film Festival
My dad and my sister go to the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) every year. It started with my sister wanting to see celebrities. Now it’s about the movies. I was late to the game.
Continue ReadingRetaining Canadian Identity Through Forfeiting International Success
The Tragically Hip, “Canada’s band,” concluded their final tour last night in Kingston, Ontario, where the band first formed. Almost as soon as they played their first shows in 1983, local college radio stations took
Continue ReadingTony Zhou’s Knowledge of Film
Tony Zhou, a native Vancouverite, has made a name for himself by creating videos in which he analyzes a different part of the filmmaking process. The man could build his own film school using these
Continue ReadingRevival Theatres
Thanks to there being more than a few different movie theatres (not all owned by Cineplex) throughout Vancouver, there’s a decent variety in selection. Fifth Avenue Cinemas likes to show smaller stuff, Scotia Bank Movie
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