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Talent On Tap – Shane Brar Gives Us the Low Down On, The Doctrine

February 25, 2019March 5, 2019InterviewShane Brae, The Doctrine

When we watch films we are blown away by the visuals and the magnificent sound but how many points do we give to the story or heart of the film? Is it just me or

#Crazy8sFilms19 – Crazy 8’s, 20 Years, Infinite Fun Times

February 25, 2019July 24, 2019Festivals#Crazy8sFilms19, Ada, Crazy 8’s, Crazy8s, Erin Mussloum, Hatch, Idols Never Die, Parabola, Paul Armstrong, Science World, The Mirror, Unkept

If local film events were family shows on TGIF, Crazy 8’s would be Full House, because well, the theatre is usually full. That and everyone gets along with each other because for the most part,

Talent On Tap – Patrick Gilmore – Talks Travelers

February 22, 2019March 5, 2019InterviewPatrick Gilmore, Travelers

In the world of cinema and television, Canada can compete with the best. We may have left the gates late, out of consideration for others (because we’re just so darn polite) but we are quickly

2019 Academy Awards: The Winners and The Losers

February 22, 2019February 28, 2019AwardsA Star Is Born, Academy Awards, Bao, Blackkklansman, Bohemian Rhapsody, Glenn Close, Green Book, Roma, The Academy, The Favourite

The 2019 Academy Awards has come and gone yet again, with as much predictability, drama and controversy as has come to be expected from the ceremony. As the dust continues to settle, I will look

JFL – Review on An Innocent Kiss

February 21, 2019March 2, 2020ReviewInnocent Kiss, Michael Abbott Jr, R. Keith Harris, Whitney Goin

I love family quality time, don’t you? It’s a typical day at the Barnes family household, as they find themselves dealing with everyday family problems. Ellie (Whitney Goin) has to deal with the troublesome twins

In the Heat of the Night (Review)

February 20, 2019February 5, 2020ReviewIn The Heat Of The Night, John Ball, Norman Jewison, Stirling Silliphant

I love it when I watch an old film that seems more like something that could have been shot in a more modern era. With In the Heat of the Night, Norman Jewison achieves just