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
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DOXA: PUSH Shows a House Isn’t Always a Home
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
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Talent On Tap – Paul Émile d’Entremont is Standing on the Line
As a filmmaker, there is an unspoken policy that the film needs to tell a story, evoke emotion and create conversation after the credits have finished rolling. Whether you’re a documentary filmmaker or create movies,
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Dance Me Outside – Moving film with different paces throughout
Natives, Cars, and Crimes. It sounds like an exciting movie. It is an exciting movie. Probably not what you’re expecting though. One of the great things about First Nations based movies is there’s not a
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An Interview with Andrew Pifko
Showbiz, as the saying goes, is one tough nut to crack. There is arguably no greater truth to an actor or actress. But for those who have the luck, the passion and, dare I say,
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Ethan Hawke Charms Hostages and Audience Alike in STOCKHOLM
“Stockholm Syndrome” has long been known in mainstream vernacular as a condition where the victims of a kidnapping develop a bond with their captors which can result in their refusing to co-operate with the police,
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