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Exclusive – Aaron Ries Presents His Film Dziadzio at TIFF

August 24, 2018August 28, 2018Exclusive, InterviewAaron Ries, Dziadzio, TIFF

I think it’s safe to say that most of us have spent time around a grandparent born in another country when we were younger. It doesn’t take long to realize how polar opposite you both

It’s All Gone Pete Tong: Character vs. Plot

August 22, 2018August 22, 2018OpinionIt's All Gone Pete Tong, Paul Kaye

Without getting too caught up in the semantics, I believe it is fair to say that within the realms of television and cinema there are essentially two types of narratives: those that are plot-driven, and

Summer of ’84 – Review

August 21, 2018February 5, 2020ReviewCaleb Emery, Cory Grunter-Andrew, Graham Verchere, Judah Lewis, Summer of '84

15 year-old Davey Armstrong (Graham Verchere) is slumming it through yet another boring summer in unassuming Ipswitch, Oregon. When not delivering papers or playing “manhunt” with the other neighbourhood kids, he delves deep into conspiracy

VQFF – 30 years of Expressive Creativity

August 20, 2018April 10, 2020FestivalsVancouver Queer Film Festival, VQFF

For its 30th year, VQFF has shown to have a wide variety of many amazing events to make it the most memorable so far. As you may have gathered from my last article, Vancouver Queer

Exclusive – Thom Fitzgerald Gives You Splinters

August 20, 2018August 28, 2018Exclusive, InterviewSplinters, Thom Fitzgerald, TIFF

Families are not cookie-cut. The term Black Sheep is used freely to describe a brother or sister that stands out from the rest in a wild/negative way. There are also brothers or sisters that become

Casinos and Movies

August 19, 2018August 19, 2018OpinionCards, Casinos, Movies, Poker

It’s been often said that sometimes movie moments are meant to stay in the movies. Because in reality, nobody would experience weird phenomena or get an instant relationship. At least as not as extravagant as