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Are These The Best Video Game To Movie Adaptations Ever?

March 22, 2023March 22, 2023Quick TakesAssassin's Creed, Detective Pikachu, Movie Adaptations, Sonic the Hedgehog, Video Games

Movies and video games haven’t always had the best relationship over the years, but check out the adaptations that got things right with our picks at HNMag!

TENZIN a Contender for World’s Longest Short Film

March 21, 2023March 21, 2023ReviewJoshua Reichmann, Michael LeBlanc, Tenzin, Tenzin Kelsang

I’d like to start this review by commending the filmmakers for tackling a subject that Hollywood hasn’t dared to touch for over 20 years: the occupation of Tibet by the Chinese communist government and the

Down Syndrome Film Festival lifts spirits Up

March 20, 2023November 14, 2024FestivalsDown Syndrome Film Festival, Down Syndrome Resource Foundation, Lay Down Your Heart, Minding My Own Business: Entrepreneurs with Down Syndrome, Raising Ava Rose

Recently, a new film festival has just started as of this year, The Down Syndrome Film Festival. After hearing about this through my friend/colleague Joel Reimer, I had to make plans on doing coverage, and

A Cedar is Life digs up Historical Roots

March 17, 2023March 14, 2023ReviewA Cedar Is Life, Harold C. Joe, Leslie D. Bland

Trees, trees, trees. What would life be like without them? More specifically, the cedar tree. A tree that so many Indigenous people respect and see as a way of life. They use it for totem

Lights, Camera, Drag Queens?

March 16, 2023March 17, 2023ReviewEnter the Drag Dragon, Jade London, Lee Demarbre, Matt Miwa, Sam Kellerman, Sambaing Tea

From the mind of the director who brought us Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter and Harry Knuckles comes a new indie sort of epic action film Enter The Drag Dragon. The film tells the adventurous tale of an amateur detective

Vancouver-Based Film Producer Calls Out BC Government on Film Tax Credit Change: An Interview with CHARLES COOPER

March 14, 2023March 14, 2023InterviewCharles Cooper, Film Tax Credit, Front Street Pictures

If you’ve spent any time channel-flipping between CTV, W Network, or perhaps Pluto TV’s All-Christmas movie channel (Yes, it’s a thing!), there’s a good chance you’ve seen some content produced by the Vancouver-based Front Street