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The beginnings of Film Studies in Canada

August 11, 2021August 11, 2021Educational OpportunitiesCanada, Film Studies, University of Toronto, York University

The history of film in Canada is long and storied. It has been an integral part of Canadian culture, both as a source of entertainment and as a vehicle for self-expression. Early film studies in

THEY WHO SURROUND US Review

August 10, 2021August 9, 2021ReviewThey Who Surround Us, Troy Ruptash, Vera Graziadei

My least favourite movies to review are not ones I hate, for I can elaborate at length about why I despise them just as much as I could for a film I love. No, the

Talent on Tap – Face to Face With David Launches On OWN

August 9, 2021October 9, 2021InterviewDavid Oulton, Face to Face with David

Is the art of the chinwag lost? It was perfected with talk show hosts Johnny Carson, Jay Leno, David Letterman and Conan O’Brian. They were the 4 kings of late-night in my opinion and nobody

Talent on Tap – Steven Roberts/Fresno Wins At The Leo Awards for River Road

August 6, 2021October 9, 2021InterviewFresno, River Road, Steven Roberts

How can you reach for the stars if you haven’t even climbed the mountain? Putting in the work (approx. 20,000 hrs.), gaining the experience and having that discipline to stay the course, is something that

Queen of The Beach – From Rags to Reading and ‘Riting

August 5, 2021August 3, 2021ReviewChristopher McDonell, Queen of the Beach, Shilpa Poojah

India, a beautiful country to check out. Ho boy, this pandemic has gotten to me. Maybe I should travel. Or maybe I should try to regain my review skills after all these interviews. Despite the

So, I Might Have Been Wrong About Free Guy…

August 4, 2021August 2, 2021OpinionFree Guy

As a film writer, I believe it is important to acknowledge when you are wrong. When you make enough predictions on an industry that feeds off speculation, you’re bound to miss the mark every once