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DOXA: No Man’s Land – Review

May 8, 2018May 27, 2018Documentaries, ReviewDavid Byar, DOXA, No Man's Land

At what point does a political protest cross the line into domestic terrorism? Anyone whose seen the vandalism and violence perpetrated against dissenters and journalists by groups like ANTIFA know the line can very quickly

Exclusive – Vancouver’s Own Rising Star – Curtis Lum

May 7, 2018May 9, 2018Actors, Exclusive, InterviewCurtis Lum, Prison Break, Siren, Supergirl, The Romeo Section

I have a friend that becomes very dramatic whenever they get upset. I’ve suggested that they get into acting. I don’t really mean that they possess the talent and skillset to act; I just mean

The Night of All Nights (Hot Docs Review)

May 3, 2018May 6, 2018Documentaries, ReviewNesrin Şamdereli & Yasemin Şamdereli, The Night of All Nights

A relationship is a good thing to have, and it develops even further when it evolves into marriage. But marriage isn’t easy to maintain. At least that’s what I heard. There are many factors to

Wayne’s World (Review)

May 2, 2018May 2, 2018ReviewMike Myers, Wayne's World

Mike Myers may not be the household name he once was, but the Canadian’s films and their accompanying library of quirky characters have made an indelible impression on the world comedy, beginning with 1992’s Wayne’s

DOXA: The Road Taken – Review

May 1, 2018May 6, 2018Documentaries, ReviewDOXA, Selwyn Jacob, The Road Taken

For what Canada lacks in fictional renderings of it’s people and places is more than made up for in our rich history of documentary filmmaking. From the prairie films of Manitoban farmer James Freer in

Exclusive – Tammy Bannister Breaks Down the R2R Film Festival

April 30, 2018May 9, 2018Exclusive, InterviewR2R, Reel2Real, Tammy Bannister

If you’ve never been to a film festival before it may be that you are not very aware of their arrival. They tend fly under the radar but are a magnet for film enthusiasts, filmmakers