Aristotle once categorized friendship into three types: utility, pleasure and “of the good”. The wry narrator of Rob Grant’s tropical thriller Harpoon suggests a fourth type; one where friends were once close, but only stay
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As a Pride month commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the 1969 Stonewall riots unfurls, it’s a prime time to take notice of queer stories on screen. On offer this month is the premiere of a
Continue ReadingWe Will Stand Up – Review
Nearly all of Canada was rocked in August 2016 when 22 year-old Colten Boushie of the Red Pheasant First Nation was killed via bullet to the head on a farm in rural Saskatchewan. The country
Continue ReadingBC Talent Take the Spotlight at 2019 LEO Awards
The Oscars, Golden Globes and Canadian Screen Awards have long since handed out their last statues, but we’ve saved the best film and TV awards show for last here in British Columbia. The 21st Leo
Continue ReadingONE LAST SHOT is First of Many for Trailer Park Boys Crew
One of the larger Canadian cultural touchstones I’ve missed out on is the wildly successful Trailer Park Boys franchise. With twelve seasons of television, four movies and countless specials to its name, this fast and
Continue ReadingKeanu Reeves Thrills Once Again as JOHN WICK in PARABELLUM
It may be listed under the “Action” genre, but make no mistake: John Wick 3 and its predecessors are pure science fiction. With their near-superhuman feats of the title character and an increasingly bizarre criminal
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