With Vancouver Short Film Festival starting just tomorrow, there’s a wide array of great short films coming out, but one of the most anticipated is Michelle Muldoon’s Last Stand to Nowhere. A rare idea of
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Tapeworm – Infectious Plot with a Multitude of Storylines
Normally, I don’t react a whole lot to any kind of movies but when something makes me squeamish within the first few minutes, that’s a good sign it’s a great film. Or is it? Sometimes
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Gone Curling – Mini-Review
There are two sports this country is well known for: Hockey and curling. Everybody in this quaint little town of mine identifies as Canucks to feed into the hockey stereotype, but curling doesn’t seem to
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Michael Goldstein talks Business – How The Heist Handles Work
Vancouver is a place for many local film companies to thrive. Sometimes, it’s not easy for other companies to make their own corporate videos or advertisements. That’s when certain special film crew companies come into
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Braden Paes discusses Bad @ Love
Romantic comedies can be so cheesy at times. Nowadays, they seem to have changed with the latest technology as the most craziest thing to happen with online dating is either someone used an outdated picture
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Whistler Wonders – Threeview
While Whistler Film Festival is long behind us and Shaun ended up doing event coverage this year instead, I still got a good chance to watch some movies at WFF which were highly discussed but
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