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Behind the Facade – Series Mini-Review

June 3, 2021May 28, 2021ReviewBehind The Facade, Knowledge Network

There’s lots of buildings in the province of BC. Well, there’s lots of buildings where I’m at currently because Vancouver nowadays is nothing but buildings. Apartment buildings. And wide stretches of concrete. Pretty much what

TRIGGER POINT Hits Mediocrity and Not Much Else

June 1, 2021May 31, 2021ReviewBarry Pepper, Brad Turner, CanCon, Carlo Rota, Colm Feore, Trigger Point

I’ve written much about the current state of Canadian Content (or CANCON) in my time on this site. I most recently laid out my feelings in an article two weeks ago. With a bill to

Content from Canux Pictures – Twoview

May 27, 2021May 17, 2021ReviewCanux Pictures, Filtered, N.U.N.S. with Nunchucks

Recently, I tried my hand at reviewing something from out of the country that was premiering in the country. The country of Canada, that is. It’s what we do. While it hasn’t been a long

EAT WHEATIES! a Cringe-tastic Treat Review

May 25, 2021May 24, 2021ReviewEat Wheaties!, Elizabeth Banks, Scott Abramovitch, Tony Hale

We all have that one friend in our lives who is super outgoing and eager to please, usually to the point of sheer exasperation for everyone around them, not that they’d notice. This personality type

Viewings in Vancouver – Enfant Terrible

May 14, 2021May 14, 2021In Theatres Now, ReviewEnfant Terrible, Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Viewings in Vancouver

Okay, we’re going to be trying out something new: Viewings in Vancouver. This is where I view an international film that got a fresh release in Vancouver, and of course, review it. Today’s is none

DOXA: AALTO Awfully Abstract for an Architecture Doc

May 11, 2021April 30, 2021ReviewAalto, Virpi Suutari

“Humans form the scale,” relates the late Finnish architect Alvar Aalto in an archival interview. “I cannot turn humans into giants or dwarves. I have to conform to human dimensions”. So was the philosophy of