The notion of memory is nothing new to cinema, but when it is the central topic of a film, it can be a tricky concept to tackle. For many years Christopher Nolan’s Memento was the
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HIFF says “Hi” as it hits the Net
Festivals and just about everything are online. If you’re getting tired of browsing Youtube, Netflix, and streaming programs because you’re actually running out of stuff to watch, come check out the Halifax International Film Festival
Continue ReadingHow to Deal with Depression at Work?
Adult life comes with a bunch of responsibilities that we are obligated to fulfill. It is essential to have a little pressure as an adult as it pushes you to perform your duties. The right
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CLOSING THE GAP: HOCKEY IN NORTH KOREA Review
It’s not every day that a foreign film crew is allowed unfettered access to anything in the “Democratic” People’s Republic of Korea, let alone the country’s National Hockey Team. Back in pre-Covid times, one scrappy
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Ryan Gosling’s activism for animal rights
Ryan Gosling is well known for his acting skills that have brought him fame and accolades and made him a brand to reckon with around the globe. With the platform his fame has provided, he
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Talent On Tap – Recon Arrives on Time for Remembrance Day
There are things you see in war that will leave a stamp in your memory, like a horror scene stuck on repeat. They follow you into your dreams, your relationships and your morality bank. If
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