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Deepa Mahanti and her Meaningful Documentaries – Interview

February 20, 2026February 21, 2026InterviewDeepa Mahanti, Peel, Saanvi

Deep in Mississauga, there lives a filmmaker by the name of Deepa Mahanti who makes deep films about people and their struggles/journeys through life. She’s been doing this for quite some time with her film

The Tales of Patrick – Review

February 13, 2026February 13, 2026ReviewAlex Engel, Ally Rafter, Brian Luneza, Jan Chadburn, Marek Gabriel Kovar, Stephen Huddlestone, The Tales of Patrick

It’s not often I get to see a documentary series, especially one that finds a way to put people’s stories together. I always enjoy a good fictional documentary whether it be locally made or even

Remembering Catherine O’Hara

February 2, 2026February 3, 2026Today's Top StoriesCatherine O'Hara, Christopher Guest, Home Alone, Schitt’s Creek, Tim Burton

As everyone has heard over the weekend, Catherine O’Hara has passed. Deaths are tragic as we all know and when it’s someone within our own Canadian film industry, that can definitely be a big one,

Anxiety – Interview with Vladyslav Fidryk

January 29, 2026January 30, 2026InterviewAnxiety, Vladyslav Fidryk

A film is coming out and as you may have guessed, it covers anxiety. It’s not something of the educational variety with huge chunks of information you could find in a book on mental health.

Vancouver Indie Film Festival – Short, Simple, but Still Swell

January 26, 2026January 26, 2026FestivalsA Night at Malibuz, It's You and It's Me, Luteal, Time Hoppers: The Silk Road, Vancouver Indie Film Festival, Who Am I, Wild Sleepover

I hardly do event summaries these days, but then, I hardly do a lot of articles these days. Especially since there’s 5 other writers on here contributing. Only one of them is local and attended

Spring After Spring – Interview with Jon Chiang

January 20, 2026January 21, 2026InterviewJon Chiang, Spring After Spring

Coming up within weeks for Lunar New Year, it’s Spring After Spring. Directed by Jon Chiang as his very first documentary, Spring After Spring focuses on three sisters who are Chinese Canadian and went on