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Why Francophone Horror Is Quietly Redefining Canadian Cinema

November 4, 2025November 3, 2025Today's Top StoriesDenis Côté, Éric Tessier, Fantasia Collective Filmmakers, Francophone, Horror, Pascal Plante, Quebec, Robin Aubert

There is something spooky happening in the film industry of Quebec. The Canadian cinema used to be characterized by serious dramas or co-productions produced (on Canadian soil) by Hollywood. But there is another silent revolution

Cold Roads, Quiet Lives: Truckers and the Canadian Sense of Distance on Film

October 28, 2025October 27, 2025Quick TakesCanadian Film, Distance, Truckers

Have a moment after a long drive ever felt like a small, private reading of the country – a map that is both weather and memory? That sense of being alone together is central to

Storytelling with Wit and Precision: Examining the Career of Mark De Angelis

October 14, 2025October 14, 2025OpinionMark De Angelis, Writer, writing

Television comedy is an odd thing to pin down. When it works, though, it feels effortless. Mark De Angelis is one of those writers who has quietly built a career on making it look easy

Decoding the Secret Folklore Language in Métis Animated Films: 3 Hidden Cultural Layers Explained

October 7, 2025October 6, 2025Quick TakesAnimation, Culture, Language, Métis

Have you ever seen a Metis animated movie and got the sense that there is more to it – something you can not possibly identify? The unspoken beat, the design in a sash, a murmur

How Anne’s Series Reshaped Cultural Storytelling in Canada

September 30, 2025September 29, 2025Today's Top StoriesAnne of Green Gables, storytelling

What does a red-haired orphan, a windswept farm, and a single willow tree reveal about a nation? The story of Anne of Green Gables does more than entertain: it has helped shape how Canada understands