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Operation Avalanche (Review)

August 1, 2018February 5, 2020ReviewMatt Johnson, Operation Avalanche, Owen Williams

Any budding filmmakers making their feature film debut pray for success and recognition right out the gate, which of course is not always the case. Yet, an auspicious debut can lead to unduly high expectations

Kayak to Klemtu – Review

July 31, 2018March 2, 2020ReviewJared Ager-Foster, Kayak to Klemtu, Lorne Cardinal, Sarah Kelly, Sonja Bennet, Ta'kaiya Blaney, Zoe Hopkins

We all have that person in our lives who leaves a huge impact upon their passing. Mourning, working through the pain and ultimately moving forward is a very personal process but often can’t be done

Shock and Awe (Review)

July 26, 2018February 5, 2020Review9/11, September 11, Shock and Awe

Politics are some of the most twisted things people can ever get involved in. They’re like the most serious subject one can talk about, but sadly, politics are never taken too seriously. So let’s go

Different, but the Same: Found Footage and Matt Johnson’s The Dirties

July 25, 2018July 25, 2018Reviewfound footage, Matt Johnson, The Dirties

From time to time, along comes a film that kick-starts an alternative trend in cinema, which more often than not leads to numerous imitators whose own attempts can breed mixed results. There are generally two

Prodigals – Review

July 24, 2018March 2, 2020ReviewDavid Alpay, David Kaye, Kaniehtiio Horn, Michelle Oullet, Nicholas Carella, Prodigals, Sara Canning

“Tell the truth and you’ll have less to remember” is a nugget of wisdom passed down to many at an early age. Unfortunately, most of us have to learn about the pitfalls of dishonesty the

Bao: A Love Letter

July 18, 2018July 18, 2018ReviewBao, Pixar

Pixar’s latest release, The Incredibles 2, is accompanied by Bao, written and directed by Domee Shi, a Chinese-Canadian filmmaker from Toronto. In the tradition of Pixar’s most notable shorts, such as Geri’s Game and For