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A Street Cat Named Bob (Review)

June 6, 2018June 5, 2018ReviewA Street Cat Named Bob, James Bowen, Luke Treadaway

The world can seem a gloomy place if you pay too much attention to the news, which more often than not abides by the old adage that ‘if it bleeds it leads.’ Thus, people can

CANCON SEQUELS: Down The Road Again – Review

June 5, 2018March 2, 2020ReviewCancon Sequels, Cayle Chernin, Dob Shebib, Doug McGrath, Down the Road Again, Jayne Eastwood, Kathleen Robertson

It is often said that you can never go home again. But if one does venture back down memory lane, they may find more than just the ghosts of their past. In 1970, Pete McGraw

The 20th Anniversary Leo Awards

June 4, 2018June 6, 2018Awards, Interview#LeoAwards18, Adventures in Public School, Black Kite, Leo Awards, red carpet, Riverdale, Rupture, Van Helsing

One of my favourite events to cover is an award show. Considering I’ve never attended the Leo Awards, I was in for a real treat. The organization doesn’t just roll out the red carpet for

Leo Awards 2018: Proudly Roaring for 20 Years! #LeoAwards18

June 4, 2018June 4, 2018AwardsLeo Awards, Leos, Walter Daroshin

Now while BC has a fair share of Awards nights, nothing stands out better than the Leo’s, which brings together more types of people than other events/awards ceremonies. The Leo Awards gets TV shows, movies,

Game Changers: Inspiring Women coming to Toronto

May 31, 2018May 30, 2018Announcements!Women Art Revolution, Anita, Bhutto, Game Changers: Inspiring Women, Madonna: Truth Or Dare, Mankiller, Public Speaking

Prepare yourself, for a new kind of documentary showcase, in Toronto: Game Changers: Inspiring Women. From the geniuses of Luminato working alongside Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema, comes a showcase of documentaries on strong women.

The Breadwinner (Review)

May 30, 2018May 29, 2018ReviewDeborah Ellis, Jean-Lum Goddard, Parvana, The Breadwinner

Most of the time in cinema, there is a concerted effort made to distract audiences from the fact that what they are watching is a constructed narrative. In fewer cases, there are films which deliberately