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My Top 5 Jim Carrey Roles

May 8, 2019May 8, 2019OpinionDumb and Dumber, Jim Carrey, Liar Liar, Man on the Moon, The Mask, The Truman Show

While he never really went away as such, Jim Carrey has been experiencing something of a renaissance in his acting career as of late. The legendary Canadian actor and comedian, who often combines both disciplines

DOXA: Delightful Doc Aims to Discover WHO LET THE DOGS OUT

May 7, 2019February 5, 2020ReviewBaha Men, Ben Sisto, DOXA, Jonathan King, Steve Greenwood, Who Let The Dogs Out

Who let the dogs out? Anyone who lived through Y2K may have found themselves asking that question even though the eponymous single made famous by the one-hit wonder Baha Men lacks a question mark. While

Top Five Casino Movies on Netflix Canada

May 6, 2019October 20, 2021VideoCasino, Casino Movies, Netflix Canada, Ocean's Thirteen, Owning Mahogany, Rounders, Runner Runner

Since their invention, movies have been a great way to spend your leisure time. The film industry has been galloping on forward since its first day so besides cinemas and movie theatres nowadays we have

DOXA Review – Illusions of Control

May 2, 2019March 2, 2020ReviewDOXA, Illusions of Control, Kaori Suzuki, Lauren Berlant, Silvia Ortiz, Stacey Sundberg, Yang Xue Lan

Climate change is an important thing. Not just here, but also around the world. In many different areas, climate change has an interesting kind of effect on whatever environment one lives in. While the effects

Daddy Issues – Review

May 1, 2019February 5, 2020ReviewAndre Pifko, Daddy Issues, Madison Lawlor, Montana Manning

When a film opens in a way that immediately, if briefly, introduces you to an endearingly quirky main character, while also highlighting the director’s sharp eye and unique style, you know you’re in for a

DOXA: PUSH Shows a House Isn’t Always a Home

April 30, 2019March 2, 2020ReviewAda Colau, Fredrik Gretten, Leilani Farha, Push

There is perhaps no subject closer to the hearts and minds of Vancouverites than that of unaffordable housing. It practically dominated our municipal election last year with most other issues taking a back seat. As