I’ve been watching a lot of Canadian films lately, and there’s this weird pattern I keep noticing. Gambling scenes show up constantly. But not in the way you’d expect. I’m talking about casino moments
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Why ‘My Winnipeg’ Is Canada’s Most Overlooked Film – Fix That Now
You have likely encountered such big Canadian movies as Incendies or The Sweet Hereafter. My Winnipeg is seldom spoken with those films, and that is not right. It is not only a film about a
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Remembering Robert Wellman – A Tribute Post
One man. A plethora of health issues. But despite those health issues, this man stayed optimistic no matter what the circumstances and he even went on to make lots of plans to engage with his
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When The Morning Show Stepped Out of Bounds
Last summer, we covered the rise of The Morning Show as one of Canada’s most-watched morning programs, highlighting its growing audience and strong host chemistry. At the time, the conversation around the show was largely
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Why the Canadian Vikings Seem Like Roman History, Even When Rome Is Absent
The series suggests that the early medieval world was not built from nothing. It was built from leftovers: ruined institutions, surviving beliefs, old trade routes, and political habits that never truly disappeared. A Useful Lens
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Co-Production in Contemporary Canadian Cinema: Conclusions from the Film What You Kill (2025)
Readers drawn to the evolving methods of international filmmaking may find that What You Kill illustrates how cooperation across borders reshapes both artistic choices and industry practices. The growing interest in shared production resources, combined
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