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Casino Films Made in Canada that Are Popular Around the World

September 14, 2023September 14, 2023Quick TakesCasino Movies, Cold Deck, Lucky Girl, Owning Mahowny

Casino movies often provide viewers with an exciting story that attracts both passionate gamblers and movie enthusiasts unfamiliar with the casino scene. But if you’re a Canadian who enjoys online casinos, you can take pride

A Questionnaire of Quebec Filmmakers

September 14, 2023September 12, 2023FilmmakersDenis Côté, Denis Villeneuve, Léa Pool, Philippe Falardeau, Quebec filmmakers, Xavier Dolan

Quebec is a powerhouse in the vibrant Canadian filmmaking landscape, known for producing some of the industry’s most acclaimed and influential directors. These pioneers have left a distinct mark on the world of film, pushing

The Most Anticipated Films at TIFF 2023

September 13, 2023September 12, 2023AnnouncementsDicks: The Musical, Dream Scenario, Dumb Money, Nyad, The Boy and the Heron, TIFF

Mentioning how the ongoing strikes have hampered the film industry is beginning to feel like something of a disclaimer with anything I write these days. Yet, it is difficult to discuss certain topics without first

TIFF: SEAGRASS a Simmering Portrait of Family Dysfunction

September 12, 2023September 12, 2023ReviewAlly Maki, Luke Roberts, Remy Marthaller, Seagrass, TIFF, VIFF

It’s a sobering reminder of the passage of time when you begin to see your childhood years rendered as period pieces on an increasing number of films and TV series. Like last year’s Riceboy Sleeps,

Bloom Blossoms at TIFF – Interview with Kasey Lum

September 11, 2023September 5, 2023InterviewBloom, Kasey Lum, Sunflower Lemonade, TIFF

Over in Toronto, TIFF is happening, and I wonder if Shane is out there watching some stuff this year. Well recently, the TIFF Short Cuts Program happened, and one great film actually came from a

Seagrass

September 8, 2023September 7, 2023AnnouncementsMeredith Hama-Brown, Seagrass

There has never been a better time to champion Canadian films than the present. If you haven’t done so, you can start with the world premiere of Seagrass at the Toronto International Film Festival at