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Indie Filmmakers Carve Out New Space to Play in East Vancouver

July 9, 2019July 9, 2019EquipmentIngo Lou, Richard MacDonald, Shawn Major, Trembling Void Space, Wendy D

While most of the space crunch in Vancouver seems to be centred on housing, there is an even tighter squeeze on arts and cultural space in Hollywood North. No one feels this more keenly than

How Hollywood Films Affect The Audience

July 8, 2019July 8, 2019Quick Takes, The Bottom LineAudience, Hollywood Films, Style

Everybody has a favourite film that stays with them throughout their lives. That is something that isn’t really much of a secret, but the specific movie that somebody likes is their own preference. Some people

Talent On Tap – Shazia Javed – 3 Seconds Divorce Runs Out of Time

July 8, 2019July 12, 2019Interview3 Seconds Divorce, Namrata, Shazia Javed

If you’re married then you will definitely appreciate this story. Although it evolves from the sanctity and celebration of marriage, it is a story of divorce. In the majority of societies there can be a

WIF Anniversary Spotlight Awards Gala – Wondrous Women get Amazing Awards

July 4, 2019July 3, 2019AwardsAmanda Coles, Doreen Manuel, Morgan Brayton, Spotlight Awards, WIF, WIFTV, women in film

Once again, Women in Film celebrate… Women in Film, of course. For those who haven’t read my coverage last year, WIFTV has been trying to prove a point that somehow doesn’t get out there enough,

Toy Story 4 (Review)

July 3, 2019February 5, 2020ReviewMadeliene McGraw, Tim Allen, Tom Hanks, Tony Hale, Toy Story 4

When the first entry of a potential franchise is a home-run, its sequel is forced to bear a weight of expectation that becomes almost impossible to live up to. It’s because of this that there

Five greatest hockey movies of all time

July 3, 2019July 2, 2019OpinionGoon, Hockey Movies, Miracle, Slap Shot, The Mighty Ducks, The Rocket

Sports movies have been capturing the imagination since the earliest days of the big screen, and their popularity says as much about the nature of sport as anything else. You don’t have to be a