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VIWFF – Women on the Web

March 4, 2021March 4, 2021AnnouncementsVancouver International Women Film Festival, VIWFF

Yeah, you read that right. Women on the web, but not in the sense that YOU’RE probably thinking. No, what I mean by the title is Vancouver International Women In Film Festival is online this

Allan Moyle’s Pump Up the Volume is the Ultimate Generation X Film

March 3, 2021March 3, 2021OpinionAllan Moyle, Pump Up the Volume

Say what you will, but it is no easy task for a film to capture the mood of its time. Sure, the likes Fight Club and The Social Network, both directed by David Fincher, and

A Chat with BRUCE FONTAINE (Part 2)

March 2, 2021March 2, 2021InterviewBeyond Redemption, Bruce Fontaine, Operation Condor

Grossing $HKD 39 million upon opening in February 1991, Jackie Chan’s Operation Condor was a resounding success at home and abroad, cementing itself in the pantheon of Hong Kong action classics. Things only seemed to

Owning Mahowny – Review

March 1, 2021March 1, 2021ReviewOwning Mahowny, Richard Kwietniowski

The film named Owning Mahowny, directed by Richard Kwietniowski is about a bank manager surrounded by two problems, 1. Gambling addiction and 2. Access to a multimillion-dollar account. The screenplay is based on the real story,

Talent On Tap – Benjamin Ratner and Cast, Discuss Trigger Me – A 6 Part Series

March 1, 2021November 17, 2021InterviewBenjamin Ratner, Elliot Ramsey, Gabrielle Miller, Trigger Me

Don’t you wish there was a more convenient place to vent your frustrations? Making an appointment, organizing transportation, the shuffling of human traffic, the awkwardness of making eye contact and reading body languages… just to

Why is Hollywood Suddenly So Inspired by Gaming?

March 1, 2021June 23, 2021The Bottom LineGaming, Heroes, Hollywood

Hollywood is, in many ways, the manifestation of the impassioned artist. It is driven by inspirations which seem to consume the entire industry. For varying lengths of times, mainstream movies all seem to pursue the