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Why writing assignment is important for students

March 11, 2019March 11, 2019Educational OpportunitiesAssignments, writing

Before making a report, students must realize why they have received this assignment at school or college, and what the meaning and usefulness of conceiving paperwork are. Conceiving, creating a story about a particular topic

VIWFF – Female Films and Wonderful Women (with some Cultural Coolness)

March 11, 2019May 22, 2019FestivalsA perfect 14, Ariana McGregor, Biidaaban, Carolyn Combs, Sarah Khalil, She is the Ocean, Swords and Sceptre: The Rani of Jhansi, Thank You for the Rain, The Day I lost my Shadow, This Changes Everything, virtual reality, VIWFF, Warrior Women

It’s been proven women are great at everything they do. They’ve got clearer ideas on how to get things done, they invented many of the little conveniences in everyday life, and have proven their strength

Talent On Tap – Vancouver International Women’s Film Festival – Perfect 14

March 8, 2019March 10, 2019InterviewA perfect 14, Giovanna Morales Vargas, James Earl O’Brian, VIWFF

By now, we’re all familiar with the term ‘body shaming’ and the emotional pain that comes with it. Technology is incredible but in the wrong hands it can be used for evil. I didn’t think

Review – The Astronot

March 7, 2019February 5, 2020ReviewPennan Brae, The Astronot, Tim Cash, Yuvia Storm

Everyone knows about the moon landing. Y’know, Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin? Who doesn’t? The moon landing is probably one of the most discussed happenings in American history. It’s appeared in educational science books, frequently been

A Simple Favour (Review)

March 6, 2019February 5, 2020ReviewA Simple Favour, Anna Kendrick, Blake Lively, Paul Feig

American cinema simply cannot get enough of the industry tax haven that is Canada. If you look hard enough in the background of a film shot in Canada, but set in America, chances are you

VIWFF: ONCE THERE WAS A WINTER Chills To The Core

March 5, 2019March 2, 2020ReviewJuan Riedinger, Kate Corbett, Kris Demeanor, Once There Was a Winter, Teach Grant, VIWFF

Even as the human population continues to expand exponentially, there are still vast swaths of land where a man can find himself cut off from most human contact. Self-enforced isolation can lead to a blurring