Animation often speaks through movement, colour, and sound, but Space Cadet takes that idea further by telling its story without spoken dialogue. Directed by Kid Koala in his feature directorial debut, this Canadian animated film
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In-Demand Duo Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein in Talks to Direct Stephen King Adaptation, While Long-Awaited Freaks Part II Premieres at Fantasia Fest
Ever since their acclaimed work on the 2025 smash hit Final Destination: Bloodlines, Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein have become the toast of Tinseltown and one of the most sought-after filmmakers in the business. In
Continue ReadingWhere AI Image Tools Fit in an Indie Film’s Visual Workflow
Independent filmmakers have always found ways to present an idea before they have the funds to shoot it. A director might gather reference photos for a pitch deck, sketch a location from memory, or create
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Camp Rock 3 – Interview with Ella Lucas
Not exactly 20 years ago, Disney released a film called Camp Rock. Back in those days, TV shows and films were certainly both strangely interesting and musical. We had a series of movies featuring high
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Rewatch Mommy Before You Discuss Xavier Dolan: A Three-Character Guide to the Widowed Mother, Her Son, and Their Mysterious Neighbor
Before calling Mommy a film about Xavier Dolan’s style, watch what happens between Diane “Die” Després, her teenage son Steve, and their neighbour Kyla. The 2014 drama keeps changing depending on which member of this
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From The Last Casino to Mobile Screens: How Canadian Gambling Stories Have Changed
Canadian cinema has often approached gambling differently from Hollywood. Rather than treating casinos only as glamorous settings for elaborate heists, Canadian productions have tended to focus on character, pressure and the consequences of risk. The
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